Hot Blood

Shahla Latifi

Sometimes
I see myself as just a mother.
I pick up a smile on my shoulder, 
Carrying my day only with a motherly feeling.

Sometimes
I see myself as a shy girl, 
Filled with imagination,
Brighter than the oil lantern hanging from a low ceiling
Covered in the village's fresh air.

Sometimes
In the layers of walking on a busy street,
I see myself empty, trying to figure out the meaning of life's duties.

Yet, constantly, in and out of my existence
Enriched with love and life
I see myself as the keeper of my destiny
A teacher for my wisdom
A friend to my loneliness, 
A lover of my poetry,
With hot blood running freely into my veins.

Shahla Latifi
December, 2024

  • Author: Shahla Latifi (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: December 7th, 2024 17:33
  • Category: Reflection
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