The Reflection Of The Sun's Beam
The glare from
the sun's rays,
that peeks
through the window,
melts the bitter
bite in my throat,
from which
breath I cannot take,
to recover from
sadness and pain.
In silence, I am
happy for him from the bottom of my heart.
gives me hope,
that that bitter
morsel, I will swallow,
and sorrow and
pain I defeat.
That glare from
the sunbeam,
let him bring me
back to life again.
That light is a
boon to me
gifts,
everything that
I have tasted bitterly throughout my life
forget forever.
May that light,
from that glare
that seeps through the transparency
my smile back,
through the path
of life,
send forever.
Think Without Double
hard nights
Hard days of
loneliness.
Thoughts without
resolution,
chained in the
soul with
pain hopeless,
Pain, poison
what
Zari,
turn on
It's burning.
Thoughts,
without explanation.
chained in the
heart
which bleeds
Bleeding from a
wound
open,
unclosed,
for love
unsurpassed,
With thoughts
without resolution
with loneliness
I joined,
I fail to do
them
unravel
a second chance
to give them
to live again
to be sweet to
love.
I cannot,
You were and
remain
the only one
In thoughts
without resolution
Light
One small light
he crept through
the darkness
it trembled in
my hands
he got out of
the painful thoughts
That small light
I was filled
with hope
a happy tear
they merged from
the eye.
Hope and faith
were born again
to step forward
with them
together
everything will
get through.
You can't run
away from fate,
you stand
between two shores
life and death
but until the
judgment hour
live your life
what God has
given you
is only yours.
You cannot share
it with anyone
wherever you go
wherever you
move
you lead the
decisive moments with you.
But that light
he restored my
hope
I caressed her
gently
through life to
send me
MILKA MINKOVA
MILKA MINKOVA: Poet and writer for
children and adults. For her work, she has received numerous domestic and
foreign awards, including the Rabindranath Tagore Award three years in a row. She
participates and is represented in numerous domestic and foreign anthologies.
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