And Amen

His family couldn't say goodbye, As his departure was an ocean, it tide coming back to everyone of them in their dream. They should not sleep again tonight As he sets out for the alone journey, In search of the best soil to rain his eyes out, and best of Sahara to melt his ice thought. May God not let any of it remain on his return Last night I stirred and turn in my bed while you were asleep. I couldn't bring my self to sleep, i think my mind is too heavy - a load to enter the border with, I watched the wall between our room becomes as transparent as glass of water and I watched you sleep I watched your face, lying pitifully on the wooden mat, i watched as you exchange the side you were sleeping on, it was on the right at first but after a long plea from it- it is as heavy as the universe, carrying the world on one side, to sleep on rock too. I watched as you beg the left to take over for some times too I watched as your father's nose sits on your face gently, like a criminal waiting patiently for final verdict. i assumed it knows what is going to befall it, at least he learnt from your father before he left and never return. I watched as your mother's mouth complain in your sleep, murmuring how hard it is