Imdauel Blah Poems

An ear is all they need,
A touch is all they'll take
To turn the tide around.
O' that we were on solid ground
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For all the lines I left behind,
I shut my heart till I was blind.
The pearl I search I always find,
But never get to call one mine.
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My grandmother sent me to take bread.
Perhaps I went happily, perhaps I went grumpily.
I forget
But I remember what I saw.
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The first time we were angry, we were hurt,
When we reconciled we both understood
El Shaddai has blessed us, this path is his;
Why question His grace - it is what it is.
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Hear me, I have been deprived of my due.
Mercy! I have spent sleepless nights confused.
And although I have not been loved enough,
Still I remain; and my heart beats to love.
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From the faintest tinge of light
To the darkest hour of night.
From the loneliest of solitudes
To the most deafening noises of human society.
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Only time will tell, the nature of your heart,
If the fire will grow or if it'll depart;
Whether your love will stay or whether it'll grow cold,
If I'll have to face the night or if the day'll be restored.
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