How much I feared losing you?Like a deer, clawed by a lionwriggles for her life. — Hafsa, Hossana Copy Share WhatsApp
by Hafsa
Poetry · 80 pages
“Even the longest day of June,we melted together;Passed so soon.”
“Privilege of knowing your old man;though so little,was the cure to mylifelong fatherlessness.”
“When you left again,I needed a companion;So, I bought myself a pen.”
Hafsa is a meticulous geneticist, who believes in fixing problems even if it means altering genes. She cherishes the art of science and science of art by blending both in her writing, paintings and…
“If we really know as Muslims that “whatever befalls on us is the decree of ALLAH” we will never let these illusions and whispers make us fearful and waste our life and time.”
“Of course no one had the courage to say anything on her face and her way of doing things which was always criticized; never stopped due to her having supreme authority in the house.”
“If she could confront her biggest fear in the face, she could speak up for herself anywhere else, too.”
“Exploring the unknown has always inflicted a sense of adventure rather than fear.”
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