The Veil

AuburnScribbler

It can be a simple symbol of joy,

At long last the girl’s with her boy,

Their wedlock love will prevail,

Started with kiss, after lifting her veil,

 

Also, it can be a tool to guard,

To keep out demons who could char,

Hoping to torture us in their jail,

But in our inventory, is iron clad veil,

 

A piece of attire that arises mumblings,

Via the uncouth questions on Muslims,

Terrorists, not them, reduce house to shale,

So, don’t socially choke those that wear veils,

 

Thus, a somewhat “veil” could leave us blind,

A cloudy mental critter, that leaves us behind,

Don’t let it take over my friend, so pale

Be judicious in the way you use the veil,

 

The veil in view should be used wisely,

Create actions of unity that win over misery,

Is surely the way to stop continuous wails?

Of so many people who hide behind veils,

 

So, let it protect you without deception,

Filled with joy and conceptualisation,

Like a voyage on boat, happily sail,

With unconditional new friend, your loving veil.

  • Author: AuburnScribbler (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 27th, 2017 09:35
  • Comment from author about the poem: This poem is about being wise in your actions and not being quick to judge certain people. In the light of recent events that have occurred, there has been a lot of wise and overwhelming actions to help those who have been affected by the attacks in Manchester and London, but after the attack of a mosque in Finsbury Park against people who had nothing to do with these travesties, there is also a lot of misplaced hateful judgement being passed around. I have chosen "the veil" in this poem, to act as a symbol of both clouded judgement, and as protection from that clouded judgement. Please think before you talk, because really in this life all you have are three things, your family, your courage (and in this case most importantly) Your Word. Hope you enjoy.
  • Category: Reflection
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