Angel in Hell

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I see gossips and insults published about a person, who selflessly denies wealthy life abroad and got back to homeland to help the people. How ungrateful people can be...

Angel in Hell

Did you think that your nobleness leads to a slaughter
When casting your feathers in front of a swine?
Well, we know you can make good wine out of this water.
But vinegar can’t be turned back to a wine!

If I knew all the pitfalls that you’d step in after,
My silence would be inconsolable yell.
I would probably bribe Mister Charon, the rafter

Not to ferry my Angel deep down to this hell.

You abandoned your orbit where you could shine brighter
Spiraled down here to light this primordial dark.
Wait, if tears are like water, then I’m firefighter
So no one can burn you, my Joan D’Arc!

21 Dec, 2018


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Poetry is not an expression of the party line. It's that time of night, lying in bed, thinking what you really think, making the private world public, that's what the poet does.

Allen Ginsberg (1926-1997) U.S. poet.

Hayren’s Poems (19)

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Farewell Song 1
Lullaby Song 0
A Song About You 0
Angel in Hell 0
A Girl With a Rose 1
Unwritten Song 0
I Said it All 0
Revolution 0
Seagull 0
Lepra (Love is her name) 0
Online Song 0
Manifest 1
Sixties are Dead 1
Globalization 0
Farewell March 0
Fool is the Man 0
Mister So What 0
Tired Angel 0
Anniversary Blues 0