Originally Posted by Mohammad Ahmad Alphabetic sermonic verses Written by: MMA Iraq- Mosul A is for Allah Allah is the Creator He has neither son nor father. Be careful with him! O worshipper Perhaps to His pardon you are winner ****** Allah creates you in a well- picture You may notice his virtue in each manner To him everyday, you should be prayer ...
Originally Posted by Mohammad Ahmad Andalusian Terza Rima The poem belonged to a poet from the Andlusian period, I translated the poem from Arabic to English, I am quietly acquainted that this poem is not translated as a free translation, but as I heard that it was sold in the European bookshops , one of them said to me your translation is better than those... I didn't produce the Arabic origin because I know no one here is understanding the Arabic language. What is terza rima? ...
Originally Posted by Mohammad Ahmad Winter comes and it can calm the fever Long poem written by Mohammad Mahmud Ahmad Iraq- Mosul Fever… Fever… Fever… Who can endure the fever? What damage causes the fever? Headache… backache…sever body pains…. Two weeks ago or more, I suffer… Griefs fill my faded eyes at gloomy moments… Felt as if I was put on unfathomable valley… My emotions, ...
Originally Posted by Mohammad Ahmad Let people determine their dream Verses written by the Iraqi translator Mohammad Mahmud Ahmad Earth would complain and close its window. Sever obstacles denote to harm future from now… What can we do if politics turn mad? Alas! Our fate nowadays turns on evils hand… Sever cautions of sever melancholy dreams… A child beseeches Allah in crying terms… O, meadow let me taking a nap for a while… ...
Originally Posted by Mohammad Ahmad The hen that adopts ostrich's nestling Written by Mohammad Mahmud Ahmad The rooster sees a large egg one day It has two colours white and gray. He steals it from a poor bird's nest. When he comes back from another way * * * * The rooster asks the sparrow, is it yours? The sparrow astonishes and flees away. Staggering, cursing the occasion of that day ...