SAND STORM
written by: Ibrahim “dreezy” Idris
I’ll write you memoir of horror
Then bury it in a dusty haze
As I recount my lifetime as untraceable of its identity
A soul that lost profanity across the dunes of the tropics
Was me, was never me.
I’ll write you of a haven that was a route to paradise
A compassed path engraved at the zenith of the suns reflected shadows
Binding me in exhausted streams of brutal winds
You may find my pen there
As my ink was a spine of the nearest cactus
Disintegrating my mind in twirls of plastics and rusted metals
The Mediterranean was where I would have drew lines of hope
Not in the middle of a sand storm that turned me divine
Ibrahim Idris
Idris writes from Northern Nigeria, West Africa, and is currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in Agriculture at the University of Ilorin. He writes poetry and prose and has a keen interest in journalistic writing. Asides from writing, Idris derives pleasure in speaking and just exploring the artistic values embedded in life's animate and inanimate features.
Latest posts by Ibrahim Idris (see all)
- A Past Memory of Myself - October 13, 2021
- SAND STORM - September 11, 2020
- IMPULSE - March 13, 2020
