The bells are ringing

This is the first time I try  to make a poem.  I hope I am not too far away.

 

The bells are ringing 

calling closed doors  to  open

 the child does not want milk

tears  won't dry 

The bells are ringing 

Many of them are afraid  

Nights are long

The  cry of that child is so loud

They want survival, who cares?

The bells are ringing 

hungry birds fly helplessly 

in the cloudy sky

The space is not enough

Weak wings stop to flutter

The bells are ringing

Tears are still dropping

But their shouts still linger

In that cloudy sky

The widows sing silently and

The bells are ringing

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  • really first time i like ur all words which u used in this poem
  • Merci beaucoup mon ami. So far, I am excited to go on, but the rhyming, how can I be good at it? Nevertheless, thanks for your encouraging words.

  • Nice poem, Gino. It has some implications behind it as it portray the ringing bells in every happening event. One advice, Gino. Just work on the rhyming of the stanza but I find this first poem of yours creative with a vivid imagination. Nice work !

  • Teskkur ederim Batuhan! I am afraid of the grave, batu. I am doing my best to avoid its torment and suffering. Ask Allah, I pass it. It's either a hole from hell or a garden from paradise. Thanks, Batuhan for your time commenting and liking! 

  • Bahut shukriya Ashwin! I feel shy a little bit because it's my first attempt on poems. Thanks, for your kind encouragement. 

  • Awwwh, I loved this one.
    It was so beautiful and sweet.
    Everything flowed very well and the imagery was a joy to read.
    As always, a wonderful job. 

  • Shgotum Bet, donnobad! Thanks for your two words comment. 

  • very true.....

  • Bahut shukriya! Matlab, mera kam acha hain? I really appreciate that encouragement, my dear good friend. If I find another push, I might convince myself to carry on. Thanks again Sonu!

  • Naha nahi janab Mishaikh, main tumara udass aur gussa nahi chayei. I want you to be happy Mr. Mishaikh. You are the last one I need to see unhappy. Thanks, for your sentimental comment!

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