Soul Mates, a poem by Aminath Neena at Spillwords.com
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Soul Mates

Soul Mates

written by: Aminath Neena

 

Remember the night
before the harvest,
when the phantom of love lowered
its vessels to collect

The shine less
blue Sapphires and bloodless rubies
From twisted wobbly hearts
and fathomless murky depths

To replace
the shingles
with glittering diamonds
bathed in ambrosia

The night
when the moon craned
its neck for a glimpse
down below
In miracle land

And as the wind chimes danced
in rhythm
with the rose bud’s song
and pink petals melted
In ecstasy,

That night
We
were born
again
and they, named us,
Soul mates

Aminath Neena

Aminath Neena

Aminath Neena, is an English lecturer from the picturesque archipelago nation of the Maldives. An avid lover of words, poetry is a hobby closest to her heart. Her poems usually revolve around themes such as love, relationships, spirituality, society, and global issues. She has been nominated for the 2021 Pushcart Prize and also, for the 2021 Rhysling awards in Poetry. Aminath has been published in a range of international platforms like the Trouvaille Review, Spillwords, Muddy River Poetry Review, Impspired magazine, Sylvia magazine and Borderless Journal. Her poems also have been nested in some anthologies like “The whole wide world” and many others from Sweetycat Press publications, Eccentric Orbits by Dimensionfold publishing and Poetica 2, 3, 4 and 5 of Clarendon House publications. Her bio is featured in the “Who’s Who of Emerging Writers 2021,” published by Sweetycat Press. Her poetry book, DREAMS OF MY HEART, is currently available from Amazon. Aminath is also a Scholar and a Master’s graduate from the University of Nottingham.
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