Ghazal-2A Poem by Khaaki
To find a free home, away, the bird has flown, Why then, do you whine, let it go on its own...
In war there is madness, vulgarity and passion too, The river full of blood does not flow on its own...
You till your heart; you sow love into your soul, for the crop of wisdom, will never grow on its own...
You have to reach outstretched, for succor and mercy, for the Hand of providence will not tow on its own...
O' beloved, it must be your songs of love and longing, for this melodious breeze does not blow on its own...
For many moons before birth, in the warmest of abodes, every soul knew all that it can never know on its own...
O' beloved, what is it, if not coquetry and mischief? How else can be so enchanting, an eyebrow on its own?
Khaaki, go tell the simmering sun, to preserve its rays, for I am teaching the core of my being to glow on its own...
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Added on November 6, 2013Last Updated on November 6, 2013 AuthorKhaakiNew Delhi, , IndiaAboutThese cruel ticks of time, i cannot even curse... As the grayer grew my hair, younger grew my verse... picture courtesy Michal Marcol... freedigitalphotos.net more..Writing
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