Taj Mahal Revisited by yoonoos peerbocus

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Taj Mahal Revisited

Wonderful is not so much
The mausoleum's chisel cut beauty
As the beauty of the love
Arrested in its architecture-
Starry white dome in starry space
Ray lit clouds set aglow

Fairer than the sky, akin to third eye
Visitors' mind illumine with cosmic bliss
As night snuffs asleep.
What's bricked up looking glass
Dawn sunpolishes
Till Jamuna's surface looks back

Hallucinating but still real.
There's in it no beauty
That's not surpassed in beauty
By beautiful carved adage
Till earth wears out love like theirs
Suffuses this world wonder sarcophagus.

yoonoos peerbocus

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Aijaz Asif (9/7/2008 2:43:00 PM)
the whole poem's amazingly good but i loved the last 2 lines
Till earth wears out love like theirs
Suffuses this world wonder sarcophagus......beautiful very beautiful...this is one of the deepest wish of every human to be loves like them....thanks

Resh bubbles (9/4/2008 9:07:00 AM)
this one is my fav........very good

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