Braillle

Nothing should never ever limit you, the person in this poem is not blind physically

Blind, secluded in the middle of four walls

Still can read the in between lines of Othello

Feel the song of wind at the backyard

Feel the softness of the wild roses

Can vividly see the colors of the rainbow

Hear incessant rushing of hail

Feel the cold piercing through the bones

Virtue of being blind and secluded

Author's Note

Limitations should make you a broader human, not sure what you say

Reviews

[Dhaye]

Very deep and thought-provoking.
If the real blind can read and do things like the other normal people can do through the aid of a device or system...what more for the normal people who don't have any problem but to look at the things around them and learn from them?
Limitation only comes up when an individual builds walls around him which causes him not to see his world...
Nicely done!

[Linda alexander]

Thank you very much for the review

[Chris]

Few focus on their own "blindness", they tend to be busy living it.

[Linda alexander]

well said, true observation, thank you for the review

[Dan Moore]

I imagined this in my head and it is wonderful!

[Linda alexander]

Thank you for the positive review, really glad you could visualize it, fantastic

[Sami Khalil]

"Feel the song of wind at the backyard

Feel the softness of the wild roses"

[Sami Khalil]

One of your best. The title is good too...Bravo.........................

[Linda alexander]

Thank you so much Sami for the very positive review, now I can start flattering my self as poet, excited being called as poet

[Sami Khalil]

You are. Always will be...You are welcome...:)......

[Linda alexander]

Take care......

[Sami Khalil]

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