Allow us to talk

[Ebrahim Algobi]

Allow us to talk
I hate word trolls.
grandiloquent in two spontaneous conversations who make them
Hesitating even in my usual words, but rather to regulate them
She is afraid that their misconceptions will desecrate her, and she will become a disaster
Who make two sentences in the middle
Stop this..!
Do not confuse our words with meanings
Weave your thoughts
Allow us to speak, do not oppress us with words
We became so afraid of falling asleep
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Peace be upon you
Lest you think your name is without pain
. . . . .

[EnclosedReviewer]

This poem highlights the desire for open and honest conversation, free from the fear of misinterpretation or misconceptions. It conveys the importance of allowing thoughts and words to flow freely without the weight of judgment. The poet expresses a yearning for meaningful dialogue and connection.