Poetry Eyes
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bc I Can’t Imagine da
I can’t imagine a day of my life
Without your tree beside my vine
Without your hands holding mine
Without your morning smile
Calling me to live and shine
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bc If I Was A Peacock Feather da
I’d borrow from the night its ink
Fill my ivory straw to the end
Freeze a raging storm with a wink
Then surrender myself to the wind
I’d travel centuries of time
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About the Book
Poetry Eyes is a collection of poems that explore four fields using various writing styles. Each field is packed in one chapter.
The first chapter Brilliant Beauty sheds some lights on different aspects of the art of poetry, while the second chapter The Real Challenge deals with heart matters. The third chapter They Say…I Say gathers assorted branches of wisdom, while the last chapter Sugar Pepper And Salt presents some unusual metaphors to challenge the reader’s imaginations and thoughts.
bc Poetry Eyes da
If poetry had eyes
They would peek and tell
If life has tales
Pick what you could sell
From poetry to love to despair
From grief to morals to where
Life’s chapters unfold
Reveal and hold
Like this book
Releases and locks
You don’t have to be a poet
To indulge
You don’t have to be madly in love
To enjoy
All you need is a pulsating heart
To wonder
To feel
To employ
Poetry Eyes is Amal’s first book of poetry. She believes that poetry is life’s revealing eyes; through poetry one could examine the different aspects of human existence. This poet finds rhyming irresistible, yet sometimes manages to escape and write non-rhyming verses. Amal is also the author of “Guess Who My Best Friend Is?” Available online at: trafford.com/05-0953About the Author