Showing posts with label Pain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pain. Show all posts

Sunday, September 18, 2011

Closing the door

Heard knocking

I opened the door again

Dreaming endlessly


Not sure where to take all dreams now

If not on a plane


Indeed not fair

All the laughter fell tears on my cheeks


Indeed not fair

That I just realized I’ve been waiting forever for a chance


Indeed not fair

To think it’s about words

It’s all about my heart

That fragile heart

I’m closing the door on for now, to protect

Monday, April 20, 2009

Interrupted

Interrupted
She opens the door again
Does the arm rapping her tears, feel her heart beat?
Is it pretending?

Interrupted
Is her body testing what’s remaining of his desire to her?
Is it testing its attraction?
Does his cheating eyes hate her seductive body

Interrupted
Is it ok that every time she introduces him as a friend, her eyes say my love
Is it ok that she wishes her eyes were louder…

Interrupted
I see her weak tears in the mirror…
When will the fantasy end…..
Will she open the door again

Thursday, July 10, 2008

Rami Left the Hospital on a Wheal chair!

Reading this with the morning coffee doesn't make the day start smoothly! Rami, a 17 year old young man , who was part of the bus accident that took place five months ago, just left the hospital on a wheal chair!
The writer of the article Suhair Jaradat calls the bus, the death bus , which is a very accurate description on what that accident did! The accident not only killed Rami's friends, it also killed parts of his body, his dream, his opportunity to finish his Tawjehi and enroll at the university , the bus killed Rami's dependence on his legs, the bus kidnapped that families' happiness with Rami's first semester great Tawjehe results. Rami now can't walk, nothing in his body can move except his hands and head.
Though the death bus was able to kill all of the above, one thing it failed to kill, is the hope of Rami's father… Rami's father faith is something no bus was able to kill… he sold his share in the water tank he works on as a driver, and left to pursue medical treatment outside the country for his son who he hopes will be able to walk again…
While this article reminds me of a post Naseem wrote few months ago. Specially that Rami's parents were not paid any compensation for this accident. His majesty gave Rami a scholarship to study communications like he dreamt, but Rami now can't do that since he couldn’t attend the Tawjehi second semester exams, so that hope was killed or probably postponed too.
Nothing can be more painful than a dream's death! I thought maybe Hikmat institute can help Rami through his tough journey . I hope they have a plan to contribute in making Rami's journey easier in a way or another.

Sunday, May 11, 2008