A Troubled Soul

Shahla Latifi


With wide eyes, a burning sigh, and a troubled soul, he stands on the brink of death, lost in pain and sorrow. 
With a faint smile, he reminisces about his village—the free spirit of the pigeons, his mother's vitality and kindness, and the half-sunny afternoons under the rain. 
He tilts his head towards the sky, igniting a suddenly alive space filled with thousands of birds and laughter. 
He sees an alley scented with fresh bread and bathed in the soft glow of a field, wheat, and clouds, and a space of love and friendship lies between a mountain and a turquoise river. 
Unable to reach the light, tears of blood swell his eyes, yet, with a bit of warmth, a little love, and a little ray of good days behind, his aching heart opens a window to the sun's warmth.


Shahla Latifi
August 2025

  • Author: Shahla Latifi (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 16th, 2025 10:29
  • Category: Reflection
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