He And She Poem by Akhtar Jawad

They meet twice a day,
And I see the aurora of the lovers,
In a blue back ground,
She sleeps whole day and awakes with the dusk,
He having waited for her in the bright sun shines,
Finds his sweats are dried with the wind,
That rises from the seas and kisses the lands,
He is relieved of the pain of waiting a beloved,
Leaves her with her friends, the moon and moonlight,
With the heavy eye lids looks at her,
And climbs with a smile on the Milky Ways,
With dreams of beauty in his thirsty arms,
I see the nature as a loving masculine.

They meet twice a day,
And I see the aurora of the lovers,
In a blue back ground,
He sleeps whole night and awakes with the dawn,
She having waited for him in the cool moon shines,
Finds her beats went all in vain,
Beats of her hearts with the music of love,
Leaves him with his friends, the sun and sunlight,
With the heavy eyelids looks at him,
Dives in the ocean of mermaids and dolphins,
With the dreams of love in her thirsty arms,
I see the nature as a loving feminine.

But the twinkling stars and colorful flowers,
Tell a love story when their parents had met,
And loved each other but when and where,
Was there a dusk when moon was delayed?
Was there a dawn when sun was delayed?
Bring your ears a little close to my lips,
What if my lips touch the pinkish cheek?
Both are thieves and they knew the art,
How to steal a moment of love,
From the iron safe of the cruel time!
And me! You are familiar with my so many thefts,
Let my lips steal on a valentine day.