I don't love a radical mischief,
I love an innocent beautiful thief,
who steals the hearts with rosy smiles,
can turn old ones in naughty juveniles,
one who swims like a pretty mermaid,
lo my bills of love always prepaid,
one who loves not only the humans,
Jews, Hindus, Muslims, Christians,
birds and beasts, animals and insects,
with a lovely virus whole world infects,
is never confined in a single belief,
so much universal is the lovely thief,
a lovely clad soul in the skin's salt,
a poem of love and a work of art,
one who hates, from my side ducked,
anyone who loves is my beloved.
In a Claddagh Ring her heart described,
Love, loyalty, friendship inscribed,
(Claddagh Ring is an Irish ring. DECEMBER Birthstone Silver Claddagh Ring, inscribed with 'Love Loyalty Friendship')
I have some Irish in me. I agree with your message, love all with no bias and be a loyal friend. Thanks, Akhtar
Love, loyalty and friendship inscribed in this wise and interesting poem. Having love for all shows greatness definitely and this is nicely interesting poem shared. Fantastic sharing done.10
Beautiful, moving write with great lines like Is never confined to a single belief, so much universal is the lovely theif To love without any judgement with a pureness of spirit, the Claddagh Ring is a symbol of her belief in love and friendship. Superb write!
Thanks Hazel Durham, I knew this poem will be liked by all but loved by my great Irish friends.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
AKHTAR, , , i doubt i ever heard of one of those rings. surely nobody ever gave me one. you ARE Irish? tell the truth! ! did you know? (i have not read the poem yet) Claddagh Ring Meaning - CladdaghRing.com The way that a Claddagh ring is worn on the hand is usually intended to convey the wearer's romantic availability, or lack thereof. Now I’ll read the poem. can turn old ones in naughty juveniles, ................... how about using into naughty.......? like you and me; i MEAN we can feel like naughty juveniles when confronted with an innocent beautiful thief ! ! “a lovely clad soul in the skin's salt, …………………DO YOU REFER TO A RESIDENT OF “KENT” WHO IS SWEATING A LOT AND THEREFORE HAS SALT ON THEIR SKIN? ? ? ? ? ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! this shall go into my/our a showcase for PH poets in Section B of the December edition, found on my PH site. bri :) maybe i didn't buy the right ring for each of my first three wives? nice poem and nice LONG 'historical' comment below from Marie Shine! bri :)