Shodiyeva Sarvinoz Rasul
There is a beginning and an end
I felt guilty for the first time.
And at that moment I was born again.
I touched someone’s heart for the first time.
I got back to what I didn’t do.
so hard
A sense of guilt torments these souls.
It is possible to do injustice to someone,
But who thinks that he blames himself.
Maybe I lost my identity today
It came into my life, no doubt a lie.
I lied to myself,
You are speechless when you break my trust.
I’ve come so far, I don’t know when,
I know that this is the first and the last.
I needed it, but I didn’t realize it.
Sometimes, some people are independent.
Monologue
Something scratches my heart,
Somehow I can’t take my step.
Reindeer of melodious tones,
It cheers me up.
My imagination is moving
Sometimes good, sometimes bad.
Memory begins at the beginning,
from where I set foot
A time in the passing world
A wonderful feeling arises.
An example is the wind that goes away.
Our temporary life is that much.
Life is an example of the sea,
Without sails, without oars, I am a boat.
Nature is the symbol of our life,
Available in different colors.
Shodiyeva Sarvinoz Rasul’s daughter was born on November 17, 2004 in Kalligobot neighborhood of Karshi city. He lives in “Yangi Hayot” neighborhood of Guzor district. His poems were published in a number of newspapers of our republic, “Umid Yogdusi” magazine, “Anthology of Kazakh-Uzbek artists” and “Stars on Earth” anthology. The owner of about a hundred international certificates. Currently, he is a 2nd-year student of the Uzbek language department at the Faculty of Philology and Language Teaching of Karshi State University.
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