Rahim Karim

 

Rahim Karim

 

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Finally, I'm safe

buried yesterday.

He was one of the worst

days in my life.

The night killed him

and saved me

from death.

 

 

Calming Down

 

Spiritual harmony is needed:

How sweet is the tranquility.

There will be a kind of silence in the sea,

Settlement is like a lake.

 

When the sand is not unshakable in the soul,

When the tornado stopped in the heart.

When the ringing of ears has found peace,

When not to cut the heart with a sharp sword.

 

There will be silence in the body, -

An earthquake will leave the soul.

Sadness will be consumed by joy

Calm will come morning, night.

 

 

Insomnia

 

I can't sleep, something woke up,

Perhaps the heart has awakened?

Suddenly it knocked on the door, -

There is only haze all around, dark, dark.

 

What zeal, looking at the night,

Where the soul calls, flying.

What do you want as a child

Waking up in the fall, spring.

 

Winter comes into its own,

And you about summer, what do you dream about?

Sing me a lullaby,

So that you fall asleep, soon - light ...

 

What do you crave, what are you looking for

You write poetry inappropriately at night ...

Perhaps I should give a drink

Perhaps you want to love?!

 

RAHIM KARIM

 

RAHIM KARIM (KARIMOV) - Uzbek-Kyrgyz-Russian Soviet insigne poet, writer, publicist, translator (b. 1960, Osh, Kyrgyzstan). Graduate of the Moscow Literary Institute. A.M. Gorky. Honorary Dr.  PhD, Academician of the Turon Academy of Sciences. A world laureate, he has received international literature awards in several nations. Member of different international literary academies. President of the World Union of Hispanic Writers (UHE) in Kyrgyzstan. Author of the national bestseller "Kamila" and the 60 books of original, translated poetry and prose. His books have been published and translated in many countries around the world. He has translated into many languages and is the author of more than 20 popular patriotic songs in Kyrgyz, Uzbek, Russian, written jointly with composers from Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Ukraine, Uzbekistan and Germany.