Masnawi Poem by Sumita Jetley

In Oxford's hum, a young man walks,
Tweed-clad, he muses, barely talks.
'Everything's Him, ' he ponders deep,
In city streets, his faith he keeps.

Into a cafe, he calmly strides,
Amidst the plants, his soul confides.
Sipping tea, in peace, he found,
A silent prayer in every sound.

The world outside, so vast, so wide,
Within his cup, the universe spied.
A Sufi's heart, in modern guise,
Finds comfort true, in being wise.