Love at First Sight, a Poem by Abeera Mirza

I believe in love at first sight,
The way you smile made my day bright.
I love your dark hair and its style,
It flattered my heart in a while.

I made a lovely song for you,
The lyrics for sure will suit you.
Too bad I can't give it to you,
Afraid you might not feel the same too.

I'm scared to show affection,
Too coward to face rejection.
So now I made a decision,
To let you go for a reason.

© Abeera Mirza
Pakistan

Biography:
Internationally recognized poet, Abeera Mirza, was born on January 16, 2001, in Sargodha, Pakistan. She belongs to the Mughal Empire and currently resides in Gujrat. A gold medalist and graduate of the University of Lahore, Pakistan, Abeera has emerged as a prominent voice in contemporary poetry.

Abeera serves as an Assistant Professor of English Literature at Queen College, Gujrat. Her passion for words has earned her numerous awards, and her poem "Sorry" has inspired readers worldwide to heal. She has contributed to over 200 anthologies and international magazines, including Raven Cage (Germany), Barcelona Magazine (Spain), and International Literature Language Journal (USA).

Abeera's work has been translated into multiple languages, and she has been featured in publications such as The Mount Kenya Times and Poetic Essence Publications (India). She has won titles like Miss Literary Critic from the University of Lahore, Pakistan.
As a jury member for Maverick Writing Community, India, Abeera nurtures emerging writers. Her inner peace is fueled by reading and traveling. With her unique voice and perspective, Abeera continues to inspire audiences worldwide.

Black Race, a Poem by Abeera Mirza

Welcome to a continent of Fame;

Where black skin is not a badge of shame;

But only depicts freedom fighters,

We are endowed with prolific writers.

We are black and we are blessed,

The life we live is a lesson,

We are negros;

And negros are heros.

Long live black Race,

Our existence on Earth was fate,

No one can fathom everything about us,

It's never our doing; in God we trust.

Black Race; a land of milk and honey,

Many years ago, we began this journey,

Harsh weather still we age long,

African race is so strong.

We've black skin with good melanin,

That's why at old age we're still shining,

A land with bountiful natural resources,

Nature blessed us and made us its source,

Call us black Race,

We're African Race.

©Abeera Mirza 

Biography: 

“Writing is the tool of emotional healing”. Meet Abeera Mirza, an English literature gold medalist, teacher and gifted poet. She won numerous awards for her passion for words. Her poem “Sorry” has inspired readers to heal. It started with poetry and progressed to prose. Abeera has contributed to more than 200 anthologies and many international magazines such as Raven Cage (Germany), Barcelona Magazine (Spain), Pencraft Literary Magazine (Bangladesh), International Literature Language Journal (USA), Alessandra Today, (Italy) Cultural Reverence WordPress, (India) Orfeu. Al, (Albania), Fatehpur Resolution Blogspot (India) and Poetic Essence Publications (India). Her interview has been published on The Mount Kenya Times and Poetic Essence Publications (India). She has won many titles such as Miss Literary Critic by her university. (University of Lahore, Pakistan). Her inner peace is ignited by reading and traveling. She is serving as a jury member for Maverick Writing Community, India where she helps emerging writers to grow. Her perspective is expanded by diverse poetic exploration. Her passion for learning is endless. She is always looking to learn more beyond boundaries. Abeera’s writing style has touched countless lives. It gives a deep understanding of words and their ability to bring change. She is renowned for healing hearts. May her words help in healing.

Email: abeera.quotes@gmail.com 

Facebook|Instagram: @abeera_quotes

Two Poems by Abeera Mirza

Rhythm Of My Life

I am a spark of creativity,
My writings have velocity and clarity. 

As I write, I dive into the rhythm of my mind,
And the perfect rhythmic flow, I find. 

I have a flame of passion,
I'm in tune with my compassion. 

My writing is full of the melody of my heart, 
Which pounds excitement and creativity in my thoughts. 

I feel an incandescent energy that chases my dream,
By making a scheme of a different theme and shine with a beam. 

As I compose, I conduct an orchestration of my soul,
Making my work a thread of imagination is my goal.

I have an addiction to write,
That excites me to invite words and delight. 

My pen dances a joy of expression,
To eliminate depression is its way of impression.

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Turn My Difficulties Into New Hopes

Life has many hurdles,
Standing on needles
Won't you?

No bed of roses,
No sweet doses,
But hardships.

It's not easy,
As we think,
Sipping drink

Be resilient, toil hard
Let's show our skill
With will.

Rely on the Almighty,
Who Uplifts from filthy,
Gives strength 

But it's a cake,
For only optimists
Chasing dreams.
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Fear

Fear is an emotion of every human,
Which was not gathered in their life when it was taught by someone.

But by experiencing without any expectations,
But once the fear was built, the way of modifying became strenuous.

Some fears change with age,
But some others locked up in ourselves up to our final stage. 

For a child, Locking up in a room and its kind fear,
For students, being caught up in class before everyone else is a fear.

For a youngster, life after college to make a career alone is challenging and fearful,
For a newlywed couple, starting their life and the consequences of childbirth are fearful 

For a family man or woman, securing their family from today’s struggle is fearful.
For old people, thinking back on their peaceful life remains fearful.

Fear is not a bad feeling every time,
But the nature of fear; abstains humans from evil deeds and crime.
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- Abeera Mirza
Pakistan 

Biography-
"Writing is the tool of emotional healing". Meet Abeera Mirza, an English literature gold medalist and gifted poet. She won numerous awards for her passion for words. Her poem "Sorry" has inspired readers to heal. It started with poetry and progressed to prose. Abeera has contributed to more than 200 anthologies and many international magazines such as Raven Cage (Germany) and Poetic Essence Publications (India). Her interview is published on The Mount Kenya Times (Africa). Her inner peace is ignited by reading and traveling. Her perspective is expanded by diverse poetic exploration. Her passion for learning is endless. She is always looking to learn more beyond boundaries. Abeera's writing style has touched countless lives.  It gives a deep understanding of words and their ability to bring change. She is renowned for healing hearts. May her words help in healing.
Email: abeera.quotes@gmail.com 
Facebook|Instagram: @abeera_quotes

Two Poems by Abeera Mirza

Unspoken 

My heart seeks to speak unspoken,
And make it spoken. 

Unspoken words can leave the hearts broken,
Your unspoken love was my cherished token. 

Your unspoken change leaves me shaken,
Those unspoken secrets woke,

Your unspoken actions were an omen
My unspoken faith in you was broken.

My unspoken love has taken,
Unspoken words are spoken

When my heart was broken
When my conscience spoke.

You will be shaken and awoken,
Because my strength is unbroken.

My unspoken pain is now broken. 
My unspoken fear is now spoken. 

Because my trust is now broken.  
And now I'm freely spoken.
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Burden

The weight of grief determines our fate, 
This is the heavy weight on our gates. 
We are carrying this load,
People assume, we walk smoothly on the road. 

The strain on our brain is a constant pain,
Emotional pain leads to gain. 
We are finding ways to bear the stress with care,
We are learning to share and begin to repair. 

We are trying to rise above the sorrow,
We are struggling to face tomorrow. 
We are going to manage the pressure,
We are finding our measure. 

We are the girls, considered a burden.
We can nurture in life's garden. 
Carrying a heavy burden makes our future certain,
Our self care is our warden and seek pardon.
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- Abeera Mirza
Pakistan 

"Writing is the tool of emotional healing". Meet Abeera Mirza, an English literature gold medalist and gifted poet. She won numerous awards for her passion for words. Her poem "Sorry" has inspired readers to heal. It started with poetry and progressed to prose. Abeera has contributed to more than 200 anthologies. Her inner peace is ignited by reading and traveling. Her perspective is expanded by diverse poetic exploration. Her passion for learning is endless. She is always looking to learn more beyond boundaries. Abeera's writing style has touched countless lives.  It gives a deep understanding of words and their ability to bring change. She is renowned for healing hearts. May her words help in healing.

Email: abeera.quotes@gmail.com 
Facebook|Instagram: @abeera_quotes.