Discover me,
In the grains of salt of the sounding Sea,
In the perfumed Rose, that you cannot see,
In the Wind that calls and is always free,
In the love of the nest for the leafy Tree.
Discover me, in all things of the Heart,
Discover me, and only me,
For I am Love, for Eternity.
Such a beautiful poem Faith love and nature. I see God in your poem Thanks for sharing 10/10 : O) BB
seeing life, and love, so clearly, can be frightening I think. I was listening to a Heart song in the kitchen this morning, and it gave me goosebumps, and I kind of internally scolded myself for caring. very lovely and poetic. like it alot. take care
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
The key line of this poem is certainly DISCOVER ME IN ALL THINGS OF THE HEART. You could not find a better way of stating clearly and completely the essence of your poetic nature. And I envision as a platform or stage on which is displayed the four images in the first stanza. My favorite is the last one THE LOVE OF THE NEST FOR THE LEAFY TREE. That is so original an image it leaves me breathless, and yet you are acknowledging something commonplace in nature that I for one have not appreciated before. AND the second image IN THE PERFUMED ROSE THAT YOU CANNOT SEE - that's an image that Hafez would love, it captures the image of love and attraction of SUFI poetry (which is really big in my Twin Cities because of Robert Bly's leadership - his translations of Hafez are so wonderful!) .