Amir Khusro (1253 - 1325 / Patiali / India)
Poems by Amir Khusro : 6 / 18
Dye Me In Your Hue
Dye me in your hue, my love,
You are my man, oh beloved of Almighty;
Dye me in your hue.
My scarf, and the beloved's turban,
Both need to be dyed in the hue of spring;
Whatever be the price for dyeing, ask for it,
You can have my blossoming youth in mortgage;
Dye me in your hue.
I have come and fallen at your door step,
For you to safeguard my pride, my dignity,
You are my man, Oh beloved of Almighty,
Dye me in your hue.
Amir Khusro
Submitted: Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Edited: Friday, March 23, 2012
Poems by Amir Khusro : 6 / 18
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