Happiness, Do Not Leave Me Poem by Kamand Kojouri

Happiness, Do Not Leave Me

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Happiness, do not leave me.
I know you, a capricious monarch
perching on the fortunate flowers you see.
Hear me:
I am too attached to this royalty now.
Can I make you rest here somehow?
I will offer you the nectar of every flower in blossom,
the honey of every fruit in harvest.
I will make the Earth a garden,
the entire universe a forest.
I beg of you not to flutter by.
I beg of you not to leave me, butter-coloured fly.
Nest here
and for you,
I will create a home.

Friday, August 19, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: butterfly,earth,flowers,forest,garden,happiness,happy,home,nature,universe
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Bill Cantrell 19 August 2016

I can only say wow! ! Such creativity I have not seen in a while... Fleeting happiness, it is indeed a moment that will nor rest! ! ! This is one of the best poems I have ever read! ! ! Just a work of art! Thank you for posting.

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Kamand Kojouri 23 August 2016

I'm very flattered. I don't know what to say. Thank you very much, Bill.

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