O' beloved your love has intoxicated me
I sit here lost in your beautiful thoughts
And my soul is in your search everywhere
I am surrounded by your ecstatic bliss
And my eyes can only see you everywhere
My heart sights you on its throne
And my ears can only hear you everywhere
O' beloved your love has intoxicated me
I sit here lost in your beautiful thoughts
And my soul is in your search everywhere
My tongue utters words of your love
And my mind only imagines you everywhere
My hands write your love poems
And my legs are in your quest everywhere
O' beloved your love has intoxicated me
I sit here lost in your beautiful thoughts
And my soul is in your search everywhere
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This poem contains the following two contexts:-
✽ First is from a very famous saying that when the Creator loves a person, he becomes his ears with which he hears, his eyes with which he sees, his hands with which he strikes and his feet with which he walks.
✽ Second is that every human soul yearns for a union with its origin. Since both men and women have some Divine attributes that are missing in each other, they are attracted to each other by what they see as the other half of the Divine Existence.
✒ ℐamil Hussain
Oct 17, 2016
Oct 17, 2016 at 6:00 AM UTC
O' beloved your love has intoxicated me
I sit here lost in your beautiful thoughts
And my soul is in your search everywhere
I am surrounded by your ecstatic bliss
And my eyes can only see you everywhere
My heart sights you on its throne
And my ears can only hear you everywhere
O' beloved your love has intoxicated me
I sit here lost in your beautiful thoughts
And my soul is in your search everywhere
My tongue utters words of your love
And my mind only imagines you everywhere
My hands write your love poems
And my legs are in your quest everywhere
O' beloved your love has intoxicated me
I sit here lost in your beautiful thoughts
And my soul is in your search everywhere
✑
This poem contains the following two contexts:-
✽ First is from a very famous saying that when the Creator loves a person, he becomes his ears with which he hears, his eyes with which he sees, his hands with which he strikes and his feet with which he walks.
✽ Second is that every human soul yearns for a union with its origin. Since both men and women have some Divine attributes that are missing in each other, they are attracted to each other by what they see as the other half of the Divine Existence.
✒ ℐamil Hussain
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