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If I ever learn, in some casual way
Like a quiet hint not spoken out loud,
That you, dear princess, are not okay
As I pass you by in this rushing crowd,
Then I hope I could talk to you, just for a while—
Hopefully it will not trouble you so—
I wish I could somehow make you smile
Because I'm your friend, your knight, you know?
I wish I could somehow, some way, chase
Away the storm clouds from your eyes,
Bring back the bright smile to your face
And hear your laughter, not your sighs.
And you ask for truth, and rightly so:
You are not just someone I used to know.
Like a quiet hint not spoken out loud,
That you, dear princess, are not okay
As I pass you by in this rushing crowd,
Then I hope I could talk to you, just for a while—
Hopefully it will not trouble you so—
I wish I could somehow make you smile
Because I'm your friend, your knight, you know?
I wish I could somehow, some way, chase
Away the storm clouds from your eyes,
Bring back the bright smile to your face
And hear your laughter, not your sighs.
And you ask for truth, and rightly so:
You are not just someone I used to know.
Literature
Pray for Yemen
Yemen is located at the southwestern and southern end of the Arabian Peninsula.
It is bordered by Saudi Arabia in the north, the Red Sea in the west, and Oman
in the east.
Yemen's territory includes over 200 islands, the largest of which is Socotra.
The population is 24 million.
The capital and largest city is Sana'a.
FACT
Yemen is believed by many to be the location of the Biblical land of Sheba.
DEMOGRAPHICS
22.5 million Arabs
1 million Al-Akhdam
10,00030,000 Turks
400
Literature
Pray for Turkey
Turkey is a Eurasian country located in Western Asia and Southeastern Europe.
It is bordered by Bulgaria in the northwest, Greece in the west, Georgia in
the northeast, Armenia, Azerbaijan and Iran in the east, and Iraq and Syria in the southeast.
Ankara is the capital.
Istanbul is the largest city.
The population is over 73 million.
FACTS
Turkey is located at a crossroads between Europe and Asia.
Istanbul is the 3rd largest city in the world.
The Apostle Paul traveled extensively throughout Turkey.
Several important churches were located there, including in Ephesus.
The Book of Revelation was addressed to seven churches in Turkey:
Literature
Pray for Iraq
Iraq is a country in Western Asia.
It is bordered by Syria, Turkey, Iran, Jordan Kuwait and Saudi Arabia.
Baghdad is the capital.
The population is 26 million.
FACTS
The ancient city of Babylon is located in Iraq.
Abraham, the ancestor of both Jews and Arabs was born in Iraq.
Iraq has been known to the west by 'Mesopotamia'(Land between the rivers)
The region between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers is often referred to as
the cradle of civilization and the birthplace of writing, law and the wheel.
DEMOGRAPHICS
75-80% Iraqi Arabs
15-17% Kurds
3% Assyrians
2% Turkmen
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Written March 2013.
Hmmm . . . what is there to say about this poem? Ah, right. This poem was written near the end of the second semester. It was written as a reversal of my other poem "Someone I Used to Know" ([link]).
That other poem talked about meeting someone you cared about again and the awkwardness of the situation, since you parted on bad terms. The speaker in that poem expresses a wish to just pretend that nothing ever happened between them, acting as if the person he's talking about is just "someone he used to know."
This one used much the same form (a kind of sonnet, I think?) except that for this poem, the idea is reversed. The speaker is saying, "Though it didn't work out between us, you're still my princess, my best friend. You're not just someone I used to know."
Unlike the first poem, which dealt with an imaginary situation, this one deals with an actual situation that I experienced.
Ad majorem Dei gloriam inque hominum salutem
Your brother in Christ,
bishop-myriel43
Hmmm . . . what is there to say about this poem? Ah, right. This poem was written near the end of the second semester. It was written as a reversal of my other poem "Someone I Used to Know" ([link]).
That other poem talked about meeting someone you cared about again and the awkwardness of the situation, since you parted on bad terms. The speaker in that poem expresses a wish to just pretend that nothing ever happened between them, acting as if the person he's talking about is just "someone he used to know."
This one used much the same form (a kind of sonnet, I think?) except that for this poem, the idea is reversed. The speaker is saying, "Though it didn't work out between us, you're still my princess, my best friend. You're not just someone I used to know."
Unlike the first poem, which dealt with an imaginary situation, this one deals with an actual situation that I experienced.
Ad majorem Dei gloriam inque hominum salutem
Your brother in Christ,
bishop-myriel43
© 2013 - 2024 bishop-myriel43
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