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Ramadan


The month where all my sins will be forgiven The mistakes I've made through wrong decisions The month had arrived Through a glamour of divergent light Leading me out of this dark night Will be fasting throughout days Will be feeling the innocent people's pain Will be praying 5 times a day Hoping my sins wash away in this rain I'll forgive, forget and move on Through this blessing, god gave us Through this gift I'm so thankful of And am contented from dusk to dawn For the beloved month of Ramadan All the devils will be locked away The right path will show us the way Of astonishing gifts from god that'll stay And I'll donate them to the poor Who need them more I'll float in a world of equity and kindness Of tenderness and softness A gentle world I've never seen before My angels will come to my house in the day Seeing a new me, seeing a change Opening the quran, I'll thank my Allah For this month I'm so contented of From dusk to dawn For this glimmering month of the beloved ramadan
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