Written by Arwa

The crash of sea waves at La Jolla Cove in California.
Image Courtesy of dreamlajolla.com
Here where the sea stands,
alone,
calmly.
I wish there was a wind,
a heated wind,
to crash the silence.
This wind,
a life savior,
will turn this sea to a raging monster
to defeat every living
with its infinite might.
It will change the course of being,
the seasons of love,
and the roles of passion.
This sea,
when it moves
It will demolish the islands,
and bring a new millennium,
a new society,
and a new age.
Yet,
the sea is still calm
and alone.
‘Here Where The Sea Stands’ is Arwa’s first poem published in Inkblots. As the English language is not Arwa’s mother-tongue, she was inspired to write poetry as a way of understanding our language, and also feels more comfortable expressing herself with it. We love the simplicity depicted throughout the poem, and hope to see many more poems from Arwa in the future.
[…] The grace of femininity is spoken of in Arwa’s poetry – and it’s not to be sniffed at either. Her Eyes describes both the beauty and the pain of a woman at her natural peak in life. Without the wonder and sadness of life, there simply wouldn’t be life, and we must fight for that day in and day out. Simple pleasures are worth it. If you enjoyed Arwa’s poetry, you can view the simply splendid poem, “Here Where The Sea Stands“. […]