Wandered themes of subsistence; slicing my soul;
Naked light of dawn; peeping through my purpose,
I snapped the matters and got them ragged
O my intellect; the hindrance of my path
I asked;
Know me the glances in my eyes?
Know me the poised wheeze in my soul?
The wrath! wine-drenched eyes startled me
Suffer me like Moses’s peasant boy and be amused to know
The light in your soul, elucidated be
the bareness in your heart. Fulfilled be
Ah! This sip of answer; annihilates the prisons for drunk
Stabbing those soaked eyes in my heart, he asked
If separation be miserable, invite Him
If desperation be dread, embrace Him
You! The fool of fools
Do not snoop to those who tell you otherwise?
Know your Love; be blessed of its own accord
Know your longing; be not fetched by a learned
You! The reflection of divine
Know your devotion; ensue not by desiring.
Know your hunger; arise not by starving.
You! The wanderer of the path
Know! by the brooks, bathed you be
Know! by the rains, taken you be
Till then
Like a wingless grain of thrashed bran, glide the whirl;
And on the play of his flute, Breathe the submission
Naked light of dawn; peeping through my purpose,
I snapped the matters and got them ragged
O my intellect; the hindrance of my path
I asked;
Know me the glances in my eyes?
Know me the poised wheeze in my soul?
The wrath! wine-drenched eyes startled me
Suffer me like Moses’s peasant boy and be amused to know
The light in your soul, elucidated be
the bareness in your heart. Fulfilled be
Ah! This sip of answer; annihilates the prisons for drunk
Stabbing those soaked eyes in my heart, he asked
If separation be miserable, invite Him
If desperation be dread, embrace Him
You! The fool of fools
Do not snoop to those who tell you otherwise?
Know your Love; be blessed of its own accord
Know your longing; be not fetched by a learned
You! The reflection of divine
Know your devotion; ensue not by desiring.
Know your hunger; arise not by starving.
You! The wanderer of the path
Know! by the brooks, bathed you be
Know! by the rains, taken you be
Till then
Like a wingless grain of thrashed bran, glide the whirl;
And on the play of his flute, Breathe the submission
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