Passions I Poem by Sadiqullah Khan

Passions I

Rating: 5.0


Of the passions did I speak
From books old or music
In syntheses
Moses and Christ and the others
My masters in the tavern
With “Paris” did I cross
The sword as in Romeo and Juliet
Shakespeare might have read
Or heard the story from the city of love

Standing are you on the balcony in Verona
“The mole on the cheek of my love”
So went I in passions when I asked
The friends to hear me in the city dear

Known am I in the world of love
My self you have become as for me
My identity are you for my love
Like my address on the wall of my home
In the tavern when I sip the cup
I see the reflection of the eyes drunk
In passion I see for reason is not mine

When your sweet words descend on me
From up above the balcony in my search
You told not to speak of the philosophies
Of love and be the initiate

When my cheek speaketh the love you seek
Lost are why you in the world
Did not I tell you are drunk with the wine
Nature is me and the universe I hold
Of earth and mars and canyons great
You speaketh for me they quote to listen
The seduction of my eyes they shall never forget
My head in your lap but they look at my eyes

Like an unsheathed sword am I
Tread softly for the path is dear

22/10/2008

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Anjali Sinha 22 October 2008

sadiq, you both are beautiful sequels to one another. Just remember that you are indeed Like an unsheathed sword--and Tread the path softly for it might be truly dear. take care. My sincerest wishes to you A+++ and 10++++ regards anjali

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Ency Bearis 22 October 2008

a lovely poem...well written...A 10 Ency Bearis

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