It's August 2009
The beginning of Ramadan,
And I must admit
That im feeling sublime.
For Despite what remains to be seen
I give my thanks to Al-Kareem.
The One
to whom all things belong,
And am grateful that I understand
Where I stand,
And how I bow down
With my head to the ground
Before none
Other than He who created me.
It's August 2009
The beginning of Ramadan,
And I must admit
That im feeling sublime.
For Despite what remains to be seen
I give my thanks to Al-Kareem.
For it was through genorosity
That I was guided,
Something that compelled me,
Even when I was blinded,
Blinded by the light
The sun shining bright
High above the hill
Yet, now I walk down a path, that's straight and narrow
Feel the sun seep deep into my marrows,
Through the layers of my protection
Still warmin my body
With a gentle affection
But Alhamdulilah
My soul is warmed not by the sun
But rather of by and to
That timeless entity
Who created me.
One
Not two
Or three,
Or any other random number
Used to compund interest me.
It's August 2009
The beginning of Ramadan,
And I must admit
That im feeling sublime.
For Despite what remains to be seen
I give my thanks to Al-Kareem.
In Ramadan 2008
Inside I felt great,
There was a certain amount of purity
That flowed through me
Cleansing
And clearing,
Because
Al-Kareem was steering me
Steering me to a greater purpose
One I would not come to realise
Until some time later
And time is something,
That when pulled, comes up short
And short are the days
We have left
To live for today
Is an interesting concept
As my living for today,
Is different from yours
My living for today
Is established in the firm belief
That any day
Any day
Tomorrow, next tomorrow,
Could be my last.
Perhaps you would ask
Why would I spend my last day morose
And id reply that reflection
Upon reflection does not make me sad
Rather it guides me,
Along the straight path
Guarding me from things that I know are bad
And Alhamdulilah
It is Al-Kareem who's guided me.
It's August 2009
The beginning of Ramadan,
And I must admit
That im feeling sublime.
For Despite what remains to be seen
I give my thanks to Al-Kareem.


