By/ Sana Shaban
once there was an oak who stood there well, bringing life to all around it.
Suffocated by doubt, so fell the balance beneath it.
Returning to my wayward garden, the gentle light of spring brings an air of hope.
Passing through, the South Wind whispers to me:
From death grows life and from sorrow grows joy, and there will always be a shift from one to the other.
Just as the winter finds its way back to spring, you will find your way back, even from your darkest place.
Let the wind be your compass,
Let the sun revive your light,
Let nature guide your path.
تشذيب الورود في حديقة أفكاري
شِعر / سنا شعبان
ترجمة / سوزان أبو حسن





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