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themes     by: KOKOIH JOHN KENNEDY (HAPHRIQA) In love I would rather see you fully gone Having you always on the tablet of my heart I forget you not Not because I can’t do without you But the sense of love makes it incomplete for me to be alone I question this feeling from the creator but no answer I can’t accept your rejection at this time When you painted an image of love in the back side of my mind You care less about my feelings When you left without a message of love Making me the laughing stalk of the society Yet I say unto you In love I would rather see you fully gone Till we meet again 

themes My dear Muslim woman I believe a woman’s beauty is in her veil And how trendy her clothes are As well as the diamonds that adorns her The scarf is your glimmer and shine of your soul Never dress to please mankind but your creator In the absence of nothing you are something Your beauty is beyond comparison For goodness sake I cannot look at you twice  Behind the veil I see intense beauty Clouded with confidence So my dear Muslim woman Walk away and cover your pride for indecency pays not.

themes  by: KOKOIH JOHN KENNEDY (HAPHRIQA) We met like the sun Meeting the moon In an eclipse situation While on a ride of peace Her appearance was neither hot nor splendid Yet her composure drew me closer To find out the beauty within her Without a doubt she was a great material It was love at first sight But time distance could not hold us together Things fell apart and the center could not hold We swayed away in each other’s pride Time could not heal our bond Today she is my past and I her past Never can I allow her love go unnoticed But now we are broken apart in love