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Friday, February 12, 2016

Beggars to the Rescue





"Beggars" to the Rescue


On the way to the bank
He ran into a friend
Who was enjoying a name brand coffee
Which costs four dollars a cup
A lady come by and asked for change
She was ignored by all.
He continued  up to the bank
Had been cutting corners to save
To pay back a loan
As the interest was mounting
Relationships were at risk
Cause money like materialism
Is the main cause of divorce
And poisoning of relationships.
From the bank he got the $2,000
With the big wad of cash
He was walking a block away
When he saw the same lady
She said, “Didn’t you hear me?
I was asking you for some change”
He ignored her again and kept moving forward
After twenty steps his conscience bothered him
He opened the wallet and pulled out a dollar bill
He turned around abruptly to go back
To give her the $1 bill
But his sudden move startled two men
Who were following and about to rob him
He dropped the bill and ran away as fast as he could
Saying “this is for you”




By Fazeel Azeez Chauhan
2-11-16

Thursday, August 20, 2015

Minimal Vision Maximum Division


Minimal Vision Maximum Division


I'm tired of fighting you my friend
I'm tired of awakening you my tribesman
I'm tired of convincing you my preacher
I'm tired of educating you my elders
I'm tired of pulling you my Muslim
I'm tired of showing you my children
I'm tired of understanding you my wife
I'm tired of following you my mis-leader
I'm tired of disliking you my brother
I'm tired of fearing you my employer

I'm tired of wasting life with you
I'm tired of you draining me

Because the enemy is working overtime
Looting our souls
Depleting our wealth
Ruling our hearts
Busy plotting our defeat
and our children's death
For the next
Five hundred years



(by Fazeel Azeez Chauhan)
4-20-03

Thursday, July 30, 2015

Still I Rise





Still I Rise


As they crush my bones
In agony I’m screaming
They burn and peel my hide
As they hide scheming
In remote fox holes
Swallowing psychoactive capsules
Those gangsters can’t see me happy
They’re pitiful and jealous
Stroke their egos like a phallus
Stuck in the middle of their temples
They ejaculate when they humiliate
Like a virus they spin rumors and conspire
I want peace, those arsonists worship fire
Like cowards they attack
Ambush me slash my back
Some bomb from drones and in covert war zones
Plot with friends and foes
Blind of mirrors, they spew toxic smoke
With vengence their eyes are soaked
With shame and guilt
They rope me in, like a pope
They cast judgements
Like a lasso around my throat
I choke
They won’t let me breathe in peace
In my own defense I’m not allowed to speak
They don’t hesitate with their hate
When they see me asphyxiate
They shoot, blow out my knees
Paralyze, to keep us weak
Turn my friendly smile into a frown
In debt and uncivil wars they keep us drowned
Oppress us with dictators cause we Brown

Still, they Can’t make me a skeptic with their septic attitude
I’m a monkey wrench who gets their system unglued
I’m a free man, not a fool
I rebel against their rule
They can’t enslave me or steal my balls
As I rise above it all



by Fazeel Chauhan
4-24-09

Friday, May 8, 2015

Getting Free from Royalties




Getting Free from Royalties



Power thirsty, harem hungry
Loaded with haram money
Their pudgy pigs pillage
Every square inch
Devour sacred sites
Erase history at every opportunity
Dishonor the Prophet’s legacy

As atheists close in on Madina
And holy capitalists
Bulldoze and besiege Mecca
Satans choke the Kaaba
Pretending to be
Towers of luxury
Hotels of religiosity
Owned by so-called princes

The clock tower leading the charge
To scramble your head
To rape your heart
To whom is your sajda?
Bowing to tall buildings
or to the Creator?
At such occasions
Whole nations
Live under the influence
Of demon possessions

Muslims of the world will never be free
Til we get rid of royalties
Starting with the Saudis
Push their feet off our necks
Jail their ruling families

…Can never be free
Til these descendents of thugs
Installed by western colonial powers
are overthrown from their thrones


by Fazeel Azeez Chauhan
May 1, 2015