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The Vault of Heaven~ By Walid Boureghda

1/25/2018

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She is a lavish perfume
That blows me all out of gloom

She’s like a chronic figment 
Coming in a skin pigment

She is like a morning mist,
Like a goddess to be kissed. 

She’s like a trophy rebab,
With whizzy strings hard to grab 

She’s wholly beyond reproach,
Shielded with the brightest brooch.

She’s beyond any single torment,
Without her, I shall lament.

She’s well like wispy cirrus, 
Whence a drop of words cheer us.

She’s like a literary book;
Some wits are there when I look. 

She’s all the air I long breathe,
With her I shall never seethe.

She’s my real joy on this earth,
From whence so she let me worth.

She’s like a kind of brandy,
Luscious, tasty and handy.

She’s somehow a bit wayward
When pursuing a reward.

She’s cute like a coral reef;
Her scent’s a comfy relief.

She’s like the vault of heaven,
On me from Allah given.


Author Bio:
Walid Boureghda is an Algerian poet, working as an Administrative Executive at Sonatrach-Agip Group. He holds a a B.A degree in the English Language and Literature from the University of BATNA in Algeria.
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3/31/2018 10:44:26 pm

Walid Boureghada was able to convey the feelings of someone in love on her poem. Not only was she perfectly able to relate her feelings in various things, but she was able to explain it vividly. Each line was able to highlight her love for someone and its importance. On the last line, she was also able to relate it to her love for Allah and her religion. I would definitely love to read more from Walid and her beautiful poems.

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Walid Boureghda
11/3/2018 11:45:29 pm

I would first to thank you for the beautiful lines you inked expressing your appreciation of my poetry.

I just want you to know that I am a man and not a woman..

Thanks a bunch for your lovely words,

Much obliged!

Regards,

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