An Invisible Moth Poem by Sadiqullah Khan

An Invisible Moth



This loneliness, in the arch of skies,
Measuring each step, the sunflower;
Against the winds, blowing, the gems of sands
To his face. A wanderer’s dread and despair.

The lute is accompaniment to the music
In the echoes, of shadows,
A voice, in languor, a song so mesmeric
The moon is dancing, stars in throes.

The candle flickers on the night’s demise,
The morning, rising from the dew
Cold, silver, drenched with chemise,
In joyous spring, buds and bosoms grow.

O rose, you are sick, for the sake of love,
In your heart. What anguish you bear.
Much tread with happiness you strove;
What an invisible moth, you harb’or.

Sadiqullah Khan
Islamabad
March 5,2013.

Sunday, May 5, 2013
Topic(s) of this poem: love and art
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Brian Jani 19 May 2014

Keep it up Sadiqullah I like this poem

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