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A Horse Whose Mane Tangles Through Silver
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Plumes engagées
A Horse Whose Mane Tangles Through Silver
■ Eimaan Malik.
À l’heure du tout à l’image et du buzz sans suite, «l’express» souhaite faire découvrir la plume de poètes, de chanteurs, d’écrivains et de tous ceux qui jettent leur âme sur le papier, et qui mettent en mots des réflexions profondes.
A singular feather tumbles by me, My
head tilts upwards where the wind blows
“des mots bleus” through my mane, the
golden hues melt onto my skin-rusted
by the sun’s singing, lying bare on the
arid prairie, its tired moans prying out.
Only God can attest the battle scars on
my brothers’ chests.
I hear their footsteps in my oak made
wardrobe and reach in to pick their
hindrances.
A call from the other I, discarded
albatross cloak I bury myself in.
Their laughter for my golden locket, I
bury them in my soil, I harvest its fruits
mellow in my mouth.
The clouds falter, toying with my vision,
Time surely will last.
I rebuke their [others’] pillory of my
murder [flock of crows — brothers]
Ripe, their words are, so I slip into the
ray under which their valiancy sprouts.
I meet the sun’s flame, earnest
to see his grace.
And I know the morning will come and
the rooster will sing, I can only pull the
tumbleweeds and slow down
my breathing.
Bare and aware I do not contort under
this pyretic day dream.
O, My companion, My companion
of nature.
Hear! Our mutual rejuvenation along
the spirit of rummaging rivers, and
chirruped hymns of fledgling Blue
Whistling Thrushs, O pleasant comrade
from nature.
Hear, Hear — doth not weep!
I’ve deciphered your absence,
The believer weeps not for his flesh, but
the sorrow of his spirit.
O, My one true friend, will you
accompany me on my vermilion kite?
Hear and see, seek the batin belief
of our faith.
In a thousand winds of the west, all
tairns and rills,
Nothing I can do but pray for thou.

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*Eimaan Malik.
Artist at heart and passionate about the art of writing, this young Kashmiri and Mauritian woman seeks to break the monotony of blank pages with verses tinged with a touch of black ink, captivating echoes of empathetic blues.
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