Poetry from Dilafro’z Sultanova

Young Central Asian woman with dark curly hair, brown eyes, and a floral top.

Beleever 

They say it is useless, some people say 

They say it will never heal anyway

But, there are some who do not believe in Beleever

And some are waiting, hoping it will fail forever

From a company in Japan,

From Shisiyado Siyako’s hand.

From Marjon Calcium’s harmony,

It opens the door to healthy destiny.

Beleever, Beleever, oh Beleever,

We truly love you forever.

Beleever, Beleever, oh Beleever,

With you our lives are healthier.

Some have already been cured,

Some have risen, their strength secured.

Many found joy and a brand-new start,

Some are eager to drink with heart.

Some cannot reach the product’s way,

But those who drink are healed each day.

Some expected death in despair,

But found new life and fresh air.

Some passed with honor, that is true,

But many still love Beleever too.

Beleever, Beleever, oh Beleever,

We truly love you forever.

Beleever, Beleever, oh Beleever,

With you our lives are healthier.

Dilafro‘z Sultanova, daughter of Azimboy, was born in 1996 in the To‘rtko‘l district of the Republic of Karakalpakstan. She stepped into the world of literature in 2025 and has since emerged as a prolific and dedicated creative writer. To date, she is the author of thousands of literary works and the holder of several international certificates.

Her creative portfolio is diverse, encompassing quotes, monologues, life-based stories, poems, and traditional ghazals. Through her writing, she reflects deep emotional insight and a strong connection to real-life experiences. Several of her poems are currently being adapted into songs, marking a new stage in her artistic journey and highlighting the growing recognition of her work.

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