A Man And A Bird (Final Part) Poem by Akhtar Jawad
A Man And A Bird (Final Part)
A very hot morning I'm waiting for her
Having fulfilled my promise of a nest.
Here comes a couple of dove to love
Drink water, enjoy love, and at rest.
Recollect one has promised it somewhere.
Where? Did the bird know, for her it's here?
But if I can manage it for a bird in my house,
One can manage it for me at another sphere
Imagine how happily I shall take my spouse
To drink immortality to love somewhere.
I'm a bird for me something has been promised
Believe, and sure the promise will be fulfilled.
Made the bird happy and the bird made me firm.
That's how a man is guided in a wave of pessimism,
I get up now with the wings of love and friendship,
Welcome, welcome my dreams and my optimism!
Don't mind who is sitting on the other side of window
It's a temple, a church, a mosque, for me a meadow.
(Samuel Taylor Coleridge is my favorite poet, his poem "Rimes of The Ancient Mariner" inspired me to write this poem. I am thankful to the dove who really exists and I believe she is sent by God in the verandah outside the windows of my bed room.)
Yes, it's really an enjoyable series! Loved reading this episode!
An imaginative write with great imagery. An enjoyable series.++10
Imagine how happily I shall take my spouse / To drink immortality to love somewhere. / I'm a bird for me something has been promised / Believe, and sure the promise will be fulfilled.- - ] What a delightful image to carry your message on! ! 10
another guy feeds ants across the road all life is EQUAL ALL HAVE LIVING SOULS TILL ALL LIVE AFTER that God only knows what is it 'tis
I have a neighbour who also is a bird lover feeds all as many daily another guy feeds ants across the road all life is
I find it difficult that you truly believe that. I hope you enjoy it none-the-less.
A wonderful series. I enjoyed reading them all. Beautifully crafted write.10
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I would like to translate this poem
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12/7/2025 3:18:57 PM # 1.0.0
Sure! ! The Promise will be fulfilled! One day. Thanks for sharing this poem with us.