In my naked city Dr.. Mohammed dbasha Member of the Egyptian Writers Union

In my naked city Dr.. Mohammed dbasha Member of the Egyptian Writers Union
In my naked city   Dr..  Mohammed dbasha   Member of the Egyptian Writers Union
 
 
 In my naked city,
 From the morning smiles and the breeze of love
 Living on the sidewalks of oblivion
 Birds do not eat at night
 And do not drink the cups of passion
 Do not sleep in the arms of wolves
 And dark bats
 And here
 Butterflies weave tears as a scarf for a sad dream
 Children are on the verge of patience
 Don't carry it on your shoulders
 Except mountains of weakness,
 And seas of loss
 Here there is no meaning to life
 There is no life here for the destitute
 Nor those who stand at the river's edge,
 They perform orphans to perform the departure mass
 In my naked city
 Consciences and insights sleep
 The smell of living death spreads
 The ego's voices get louder
 Here Marx returns in his materialistic garb
 He says: There is no god but matter. Religion is the opium of the people. Do you not understand?
 Oh, you fools like me
 In my naked city
 You do not ask for justice
 And do not cry out of ignorance
 The wolves here do not listen