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All of them asking about you


All of them asking about you Give birth to the sun the day asked about you When the evening Reflected the light of the moon from your window asked about you The birds, which you left them with thirsty asked about you The clouds and the sea at sunset All of them asking about you Your cat meowing next to a your statue in the lobby of the House Your bed empty Wardrobes All of them asking about you Death does not take... only .... who loved them
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Abdel latif Moubarak

Abdel Latif Moubarak (Arabic: عبد اللطيف مبارك) is an Egyptian poet (born in Suez in 1964). He is a member of the Egyptian Writers Union and a member of the Arab Writers on the Internet. He writes poetry using classical Arabic and Egyptian vernacular. He received a Bachelor of Law from Ain Shams University. He is one of the most important poets in the era of the eighties and poems in several literary magazines in Egypt and the Arab world, including the Arab magazine, Kuwait magazine, News Literature, Republic newspaper, Al-Ahram, the new publishing culture (magazine).[ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abdel_Latif_Moubarak

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