Gulsher john
Poems by Gulsher john : 2 / 26
A dream
Adieu! Adieu! O my sweet fellow
It's time to part from pillow
The tyrant sun has captured the east
And calling to cease the night feast,
The fragrance and charm of the night
Stirring my heart and passion ignite
Could you be the Helen of my Troy?
Make me immortal in love and joy
Thy coral lips and blue bright eyes
Take my love in seven skies.
Gulsher john
Submitted: Thursday, October 25, 2012
Edited: Thursday, February 28, 2013
Poems by Gulsher john : 2 / 26
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What a write! Simply superb_Soul
Lovely poem, very descriptive.
Make me immortal in love and joy.....i love that phrase.....good work
I like your poem and I read it twice and try to understand your feeling.
I have a friend that calls me Mr. Romantic. You have got it all over me. I could never reach that standard.
Ray.
wow..beautiful imagery..the sun is my favourite..love this poem..fabulous.. :)
A beautiful poem indeed. Great words and excellent flow. I like it
the title is often treated but you gave this title a really fresh touch, worth rereading
Touching.. Could U be the Helen of my Troy! ! ! Really a hunting one.... Enchanting language bestowed with the charisma of engulfing hearts... The way U started and then swiftly moved towards your keynote is endearing.. Love it
REminds me of John Donne. A hint of Metaphysical poetry. Very touching. I liked the allusion on Helen. Wonderful Gulsher.10+++