The One Deprived Of Truth Poem by Mohammad Younus

The One Deprived Of Truth

The one who is deprived of truth shall never taste true success,
For truth is not merely a word spoken—it is the essence of existence,
A flame that burns away falsehood, a river that purifies the soul,
A mirror reflecting the Divine light within every heart.

To speak truth is to wear the cloak of prophets,
To carry the weight of a sacred trust,
A gift bestowed by the Divine upon the pure-hearted,
A light placed within those who fear their Lord,
Those who cleanse their hearts in His remembrance,
And whose tongues weave the magic of His name into the fabric of creation.

Truth is not confined to speech—it is a way of being.
It is the courage to stand firm in the face of deception,
The strength to uphold justice when the world turns away,
The humility to admit fault and seek forgiveness.
Truth is the compass that guides the lost,
The anchor that steadies the soul in turbulent seas.

The one who speaks truth stands honored in the court of the Eternal,
Their soul rests in quiet certitude,
Their heart beats in harmony with the divine rhythm of the universe.
They are the inheritors of a legacy older than time,
A lineage of those who walked the path of righteousness,
Who bore the weight of truth with unwavering faith.

Truth is not merely uttered—it is lived.
It is the silent prayer of the devoted,
The selfless act of the compassionate,
The unyielding stand of the just.
Those who live truth shall never falter,
For they walk under the gaze of the Almighty,
Their steps steady, their path illuminated, their destiny assured.

In a world veiled by shadows, truth is the beacon,
In a heart burdened by doubt, truth is the solace,
In a life entangled by falsehood, truth is the liberation.
The one who embraces truth embraces eternity,
For truth is the bridge between the finite and the infinite,
The key to the gates of divine favor.

MyKoul

The One Deprived Of Truth
Monday, February 10, 2025
Topic(s) of this poem: falsehood,forgiveness,truth
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