AZIZA DAHOUH

AZIZA DAHOUH 

CAFÉ  DE ANATOLIA

Please talk to me in a language that I understand

Rumi's words that blow my mind

Or..

Let me sip my Turkish coffee

Let my soul tell me

What my cup says

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How can I feel joy

And rejoice

Iam no longer

The captain of  my feelings

I have forgotten the tune

And my flute denied to me

~~AD~~

THE RESIDENT OF JASMINE CITY

The jasmine plants  have revealed

all the secrets

It was you who

Took care and watered them

You  who pretended  to be absent

The fragrance told everything

You have never been afar

Always been a local resident of the Jasmine city

I heard the prayers

I heard them

~~AD~~

A SAD TUNE

What are words for

Since they die after speech

They become a memory

They belong to the past

How many poems have the poets written

And

How many lyrics have the singers sung

All the words have gone with the wind

All the words are buried in the cemetery of silence

What is left, only  a sad tune

AZIZA DAHOUH 

AZIZA DAHOUH  is an Algerian poetess. She is fond of reading  and writing poetry in English ,Arabic and French.Her poetry appeared in many interesting international anthologies like: Verses On Racism And Resistance Refugee Crisis,Women Beyond And Within The Shore, Autumn,Poetic Rainbow ,Mother,Earth Day,Father and September. She has her own page on Atunis. She loves traveling.. She saw many amazing places in the world and yearning to see more.