Die Before You Die Poem by Mohammad Younus

Die Before You Die



DIE BEFORE YOU DIE

Seeker of the Peace—
you who yearns
to feel the radiance
of my light—

Be seated here
calm and composed
With eyes fixed on my crown
adorned and studded
with my name, your lord.

Exult in your being
part of the gathering
among my drunken friends
Who watch my face
here, day and night

And rejoice now
within this hour of my light
which knows no bounds
Where my flute always sounds
In your delight, in your honour

Draw near me here—
see my power,
without the fear of
my judgment's terror.

Those without my love
may not enter,
for they are dogs
of rabies and rancour

I hereby call you
to the Ancient hour
to summon you back
to my presence

When my light
at this hilltop is shone,
the Satan is driven away
lest he should hear my word

And see my light
streams into your heart.
what comes from Me
must lead you back to Me

In My light
there is a sudden death;
there is a hidden life-
You are reborn
as your true being

So die before you die
So that you never die
No more will you say
I am part of whole
You are:
whole, whole, whole

You are at once the first,
at once the last;
You are at once the hidden,
at once the manifest.
You are Ahad, in short,
in Ahmad's meem.

Mykoul

Die Before You Die
Tuesday, July 23, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: mystical philosophy
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