A Lonesome Lover by PERSIAN NIGHTINGALE

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A Lonesome Lover

I'm tired
How much I should cry
How much my heart
Should host the bye

That's enough
Enduring the sadness
Fighting for more or less

How can i sell my heart for free
Why should I simply die
With tearful plea

Lord
How lonesome you are in this world
Inconstant world, I don’t want anything
No more

Mystics
Scientists
Where is the place of lover
Open my eyes
Show me the true love
Uncover

(2008/4/25)

PERSIAN NIGHTINGALE

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Anjali Sinha (10/4/2008 4:39:00 AM)
'Mystics
Scientists
Where is the place of lover'
hey amir soooooooo beautiful
theres no place indeed for the lover.
++++++10 anjalie

... ~*~ Poet ~*~ (5/15/2008 2:42:00 PM)
And I cry! and cry and cry! How sad is to see a lover's lament written in words. Once again, you did a fine job, my nightingale.

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PERSIAN NIGHTINGALE (1971 / Shiraz)