Silly things might be revived

[Mohammad Ahmad]

Birds would come back to nests
And I am alone and dissatisfied
Between shrubs and among hills
Hardly there is nectar
Although bees come and go
No street is there nor a straight way
But my emotion has been paved
By a string of an old guitar
Why is a man then wishing life?
Either to be a victim or thrown away paper.
Silly things might be revived
For unknown future of a captive man
They would jail him for a last breath
Then would bethink into a murmurous grief
To beseech his attorney who was absent
Then to settle inside the earth with elves
That Iraq is made for elves
Gnomelike people have arrived
That my hills vanished
As its nectar has been swallowed
And no bee has to come again.

[Mohammad Ahmad]

Poem - 2
Mosul days
Sound of warplanes divested my mind
In a city as if it was a world war zone
All days and nights it does never stop
As a tool sound that crushing bones
Giving no time to do or to think
And people mostly turning upset
Bridges yet are cut between tow sides
And effortless to do not to revenge
But terrorists made it more confused
We so far need the wise way
not to conflict those of bare minds by peace
But to give them a lesson after a lesson
Wishing peace should come to our doors

[Mohammad Ahmad]

This is the last one I wrote it before two hours:

A besieged city
Yet is not disparaged
Yet its minaret stands loftily
And people may die or unhealthy
Or perhaps will die hungrily
Warplanes would whiz to hear nothing
Those of greed souls would never care
Just to revenge from peace-loving people
As cells of cancer would grow
Their doctrine is to kill any human
Anymore would revenge
Just to revenge
And just to destroy the peace
As they destroyed all antiquities
Yet the city is steadfast
As its people who are good-hearted.
But yet no decision to release the Right side
Yet the right side is under the merciless bullets
As far as they were enough tortured,
Under the merciless digraph torture
Whether it comes from the parasitic gangs
Or it comes out by a misled shooting
Therefore, people may ask
Therefore, people may resent
For which extent should they wait?