Let Love Burn Deep Poem by Mohammad Younus

Let love burn deep—
A love that flickers faintly
ignites into an inferno,
raging like the untamed sea.
Come—douse the flames of the soul.
Come unburdened, fearless—
what use is timidity to love's call?

I crave a love that strikes like lightning,
splitting the sky, quaking the ground.
Let the winds howl; let the world fall silent.
I will stand alone, steadfast.

If I can bear the weight of solitude,
truth will unfurl before you:
I shall long for nothing
not rooted in sincerity,
not steeped in love's raw essence.

I seek not shelter, nor soft security—
but the thrill of honesty.
I call upon love to shape me.
Let it carve to the marrow,
let it cut deep.

My heart, once encased in stone,
will not stir for a gentle touch.
Let me burn beneath love's blaze—
until embers sear through every wall.

From the ashes, I rise—
a phoenix reborn,
scars gleaming like sacred etchings.
I wear them as crowns,
marks of defiance.

My spirit reborn in the furnace of desire,
my heart beats with the boldness of dawn.
My gaze no longer falters.
I smile with the ferocity of the sun,
and I love—fiercely, endlessly, without restraint.

MyKoul