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Peaceful Safety by Esra Karatash Alpay Monday, January 24, 2005 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
Nothing much crossed my mind, As I viewed the black sky, Lights blazed from a particular star, I wondered, Life in heaven was certainly beyond, Any comprehension, As the planets rotated, And the will to live forever, Had been embe dded within, I wish for the calm serenity, To be Reached, At the end of our journey, Alongside true , Peaceful Safety. �

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Reviewed by Muhammad Al Mahdi	1/28/2005

Ya Salam! As always, first class.




Reviewed by Judy Lloyd (Reader)	1/24/2005

I wish for calm serenity and alongside, peaceful safety. A most interesting poem and these lines say a lot.