Beauty Of Nature Poem by Lawrence Hiung

Beauty Of Nature

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I went to the garden and drank some ale
And heard the wailing of the nightingale

Blooming there also was a beautiful rose
But, unlike the birds, it had no woes

It looked so happy, so vigorous, so proud
Standing alone and above the crowd.

The narcissus also was looking very grand,
Had a tulip in waiting with a cup in hand

The iris there also lashing its tongue
Scolding them all, whether old or young,

And holding a flask was there a lass
Pouring red wine in everyone's glass

And there was Hafiz singing his song
Telling us to come and sing along.

By Hafiz

Beauty Of Nature
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Lala Dada 23 July 2013

the most interesting and nice poem i have ever read

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Walterrean Salley 18 March 2012

A poem that leaves you with a pleasant, and light feeling. Lawrence, this is beautiful and filled with humor. It made me laugh. It made my day.

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Lawrence H 07 March 2012

This beautiful poem by Hafiz a famous Persia poet in 13th century. described about his drinking red wine in the garden surrounded by the beauty of nature. He wrote many poems but lost over the centuries and only about 600 poems mainly odes have survived. Many of his poems translated in many languages including English, many, many times.

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