He holds his palms and suffices

[Ebrahim Algobi]

He holds his palms and suffices

We are honored by the universe
Someone who is always on standby
Difficult to get dusty from one of them and easy to withdraw
being a wary person,
He fears that he will be lurking in the ambush of false, changeable love
After he struggled to get out of it..
A person expressed by the right people and not touched by anyone
Every time he touched his palm and suffocated.
. . . . .

[EnclosedReviewer]

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