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All Of The Petals Of The Universe,Vol. I
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Your body is a host to God That’s why it’s a temple. Sure it may be a little flawed, But inside its flaws, God is still stored. Your body should not hold you hostage. It shouldn’t house the thorns of ego, For ego can only ever hold you in bondage, And ego will never birth what your soul wanted. Your body can make you broken If you look at yourself as just a body with a name. Your body is an encrypted token, It’s host, the gift behind the door of the woken. Black man again One boy’s head battled the ground, Thrashing about, digging ou tThat mercy’s hand that moves doubt From the arms behind the gun. Two men, twelve bullets, one boy. Concrete tears, flesh to bone fears Man’s to man as he’s to beast And black people are the feast. “Yes, it’s a black man again” “Over and out to HR”-Trembling lips still on the ground-HR is out of the town. His knees ached, he shifted them. He didn’t have time to regret, And that’s how our boy died “Good thing he was just a bum.” The dead have refused to rest. The living are still tested.
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Heartfelt and haunting. Karimi’s voice is at once tender and unrelenting, guiding readers through spiritual highs and lows. The blend of deep reflection and relatable struggles makes this book a must-read for anyone on a journey toward healing.
This is poetry that speaks to the brokenhearted, the weary, and the hopeful. With unflinching emotion, All The Petals of the Universe reminds us of our resilience and the quiet beauty of self-forgiveness.
The raw honesty in this collection is breathtaking. Karimi explores themes of guilt, yearning, and redemption, painting each emotion vividly. Poems like ‘God Don’t Leave Me’ left me contemplating my own place within the universe’s fabric.
Karimi’s work gently invites you into a world where brokenness and faith intertwine. Each poem feels like a prayer wrapped in doubt, searching for the peace that only belief and acceptance can offer.
Brilliantly introspective.