The Rahat Poem by John Jerome Rooney
The Rahat
UPON Nirwána’s brink the ráhat stood;
Beneath him rolled the Ocean of the All:
Responsive flowed the current of his blood
To meet the tidal call—
Save one red drop within his mortal veins
Wherein the image of Zuleika shone;
He gazed a moment on Nirwána’s gains—
And Earthward he was gone!
Monday, September 27, 2010
Topic(s) of this poem: ocean
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