I asked my parents’ souls to send me a sign forgiving me for converting from Christianity to Islam.

My father’s angel laughed, saying, “Both names are the same in one.” My mother beamed approvingly, hinting I was on the same path to paradise.

How was your day, ‘my boy’ — a term of endearment I often use with him 

I knew he was blissfully living in the moment, flirting with his lens, eager to send me another selfie tease. Covered in muck, having finished a barefoot soccer game in a rice field.

The sibling said, “Do not lose yourself in your new relationship.”

I replied, “ I have finally found myself after many years of being lost.”But you now look so different, and we are uncomfortable with your new persona. You do not fit our family mould.”

Poetic Beliefs by Daniel~Ibrahim

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Daniel Ibrahim’s poetic expressions flow on a path that explores creative perspectives on spirituality and the world around us.