On Valentine Poem by Naveed Khalid

On Valentine



The valentine day has pass'd away,
and I am still thinking of you;
that by night with moon be spent
what all eyes before the majestic sun,
goes loitering around the world:
a fire ball of our little desires,
which if by love is bound thy time,
I'll but celebrate the sight ere the pen
hath writ thrice with holy dread:
of what hath passed o'er in a twilight dream,
thy love with no compare what in my coarsed heart
you pour forth goes blind through e'ery looking glass:
that can see not through the eye,
dwells where nothing stirrs the mind
against time's devouring hand in whose tress
of golden hair upon the sand dunes my shipwrecked love.

(C) Naveed Khalid

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*Republished and revised with 16 more lines.
Date Created: Saturday, February 16,2013 1: 31: 44 PM

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The valentine day has pass'd away,
and I am still thinking of you;
that by night with moon be spent
what all eyes before the sun,
goes loitering around the world:
a fire ball of our little desires,
which if by love is bound thy time,
I'll but celebrate the sight.

Tuesday, September 16, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: rights,valentine
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