The Sin [gonah] Poem by Forough Farrokhzad
The Sin [gonah]
I sinned a sin full of pleasure,
In an embrace which was warm and fiery.
I sinned surrounded by arms
that were hot and avenging and iron.
In that dark and silent seclusion
I looked into his secret-full eyes.
my heart impatiently shook in my breast
In response to the request of his needful eyes.
In that dark and silent seclusion,
I sat dishevelled at his side.
his lips poured passion on my lips,
I escaped from the sorrow of my crazed heart.
I whispered in his ear the tale of love:
I want you, O life of mine,
I want you, O life-giving embrace,
O crazed lover of mine, you.
desire sparked a flame in his eyes;
the red wine danced in the cup.
In the soft bed, my body
drunkenly quivered on his chest.
I sinned a sin full of pleasure,
next to a shaking, stupefied form.
O God, who knows what I did
In that dark and quiet seclusion.
In that dark and silent seclusion I looked into his secret-full eyes. my heart impatiently shook in my breast In response to the request of his needful eyes. what a powerful expression of passion and intimacy.. tony
heart is always truthful and honest...better to follow the heart
an illicit love affair- since when is true love sinful..life is full of sinning opportunities but to truly live and love isn't a sin..
Marvelous expedition through the world of words. The readers enjoyed every inch of a pleased sou who sinned to burn inside the eternal fire. Thanks for sharing.l
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10/9/2024 6:37:20 AM # 1.0.0
a poem of enjoying something that is thought of as being a sin?