Your smile



Your smile.

If it was a sign
That the living has designed
Happiness that could be found
In the middle of the desert
When the universe aligns.

The biggest oasis
When everyone is about to die.

And we had to find it
Following the stars
In the middle of nowhere
Just to keep alive.

The whispering of the wind
The beat of your heart
There might be danger
And no way back.

Maybe an illusion
Not a real sign
Desired by fools
As the promised land.

And we had to travel
From Abu Dhabi to Al-Ain
Looking at the planets
Adorned by shooting stars

Surrounded by the scorpion,
The snake and the spider,
With no shoes and no supplies.

Yearning the impossible
Moving the romantic
Carrying the fool
To the Moon or to Mars.

It might be unreal
Just a mirage

Something pushing you
Don’t let you lie

No drowsiness,
No sleep,
Only hope
The Supreme is just behind.

The risk of finding nothing
When you have seen the sign
Is worth crossing deserts,
Oceans and mountains
Walking, running or swimming alike.

About this poem

I met an impossible love in an airplane. She arrived and she needed my seat for her sister. We started talking about the Dubai Sheikh books, she was from Abu Dhabi, and me from México. Suddenly she said that her family had a book too, that her uncle was the writer, and it was her history. That strange book was right there in my briefcase, when I was looking for more books from the sheikh in Dubai the lady of the bookstore gave it to me as a mistake, and I just bought it. I showed it to her, and we both felt that maybe something was happening. I met her with her history on my hands. Then we kept talking for months, I returned to look for her to Abu Dhabi. I found her, she looked happy, then she told me that she could not be with me, and she went to London with her family. I followed her, I didn’t find her, and she sent a message to say that her family would never accept me, because I was from a different country, and she told me that she didn’t gave me a real sign. I think I lost her fo 

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Written on August 20, 2022

Submitted by hsm63 on August 28, 2022

Modified on March 05, 2023

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Quick analysis:

Scheme ABXXX XC XDXX BXEX FAXX GAXD FEX GXXD XX XC XXXB XAXXX
Closest metre Iambic trimeter
Characters 997
Words 209
Stanzas 12
Stanza Lengths 5, 2, 4, 4, 4, 4, 3, 4, 2, 2, 4, 5

José Humberto Solórzano Mendoza.

She said that I am a very nice and romantic person, it was the last thing I heard from her. I grew up in Mexico, I have traveled for too many places, my passion is conecting people, I created a digital connector for the small growers of avocado, exporters and importers, something crazy that I believe is going to have global impact one day. more…

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