Reap What You Sow

Samer Amin

 

 

 

The mill of injustice will grind you,

 

 

 

and leave your waste to the factory of inequality,

 

 

 

where your waste mingles with the tears of sorrow and anguish.

 

 

 

This factory creates a new creature runs in its veins the roar of a subdued soul.

 

 

 

The repressed soul boils in the veins like the boiling lava.

 

 

 

That lava raging with mad rage across the towering mountain of injustice,

 

 

 

which has become an imposing edifice,

 

 

 

on which the fallen human nature prides itself.

 

 

 

The fallen human nature that embraced oppression and injustice as a temple of all its pagan gods,

 

 

 

that it has invented to justify its contempt for its own race.

 

 

 

This temple grows and grows,

 

 

 

forgets that beneath the ashes is a latent fire,

 

 

 

and whoever sows thorns reaps wounds.

  • Author: Samer Amin (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 1st, 2021 11:47
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Comments1

  • L. B. Mek

    'That lava raging
    across the towering mountain of injustice,
    which has become an imposing edifice,
    on which the fallen human nature prides itself.'
    'This temple grows and grows,
    forgets that beneath the ashes
    is a latent fire,
    and whoever sows thorns: reaps wounds.'..
    (insightfully, choice wording with arrowed precision
    to crystalize that searching message
    with diamond carat purity of wisdom's, poignant clarity...)
    thanks for sharing, such a rewarding read!
    (well worth the 5 mins, of 5 page length
    endless scrolling
    for a quarter page of writing, lol)

    • Samer Amin

      Thank you very much my dear brother for your very nice notes.

      Your profound understanding, your extraordinary ability to read between the lines and forging a very educated comprehensive analysis which is very amazing to say the least.



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