Midnight Scribbles
Midnight Scribbles
Sitting alone at the midnight surrounded by silent screams,
Walking through the path of the forest of my memories and shattered dreams.
Every night I try to give words to all my untold stories,
But I end up with the pages of my diary filled with scribblings.
No more I feel angry no more I feel sad,
All I know is my heart is broken and trashed.
I feel drained by pain and filled with wounds yet to convalesce,
I let the ink scribble on the page as the blood flows from the cuts of my veins.
My sorrow bring joy to someone,
My sacrifice brings a smile to the face of someone.
I break to meet other’s wishes like shooting stars in night vision,
Sitting beside the window I scribble until sunlight brings me out of illusion.
In this world, all I’m seeking is peace and no violence,
But I end up finding myself surrounded by mess.
No sooner I get away with the “Again smoky air in Palestine” headlines,
I find “Students Denied from Entry to School for Hijab” which forces me to scribble all night.
Passed out school holding hands of a friend,
Created so many memories and in a school built so many trends.
But now slowly losing contact with them,
Looking at their name going down in the chat list I scribble out of pain.
At times I look at the eyes of my parents,
I cry and feel I am not the best for them.
So much they provide me and nothing I do in return,
Which build the guilt that keeps me awake to scribble for relief from the burn.