Mansur Hasib
ASIN: B00N7KCS28
Publisher: Tomorrow's Strategy Today, LLC
Pages: 125
This is a preserved collection from 1968-1975 – the author's writings from 7th grade to just after high school – before entering college – and before coming to the United States. Some are poems, some songs, some just thoughts with a rhythmic pattern. Here is a segment written in 1974:Evening crept into the dayAnd mother’s eyes were wet.I saw her move her lips and say,“Isn’t it beautiful, to see the sun set?”Away from her, I turned my eyesAnd looked at the eastern sky,“Isn’t it better, to see it rise?”I said, and I heard her cry.