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Beautiful mosaic Of a fragmented heart Made of clay and And broke apart. Parched by drought What more brings rain to remembrance of the Beloved’s name. It is in my silence that You hear how my burning thirst mouths a drought of tears. Hearts pump harder when we bleed, as Absence sounds the hollows Of the waiting reed. Into enormity of emptiness, the vastness of the beloved to disclose The sweetest water ever sipped – by the lovers parched and longing lip – is the fragrance of the wine red rose.
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Sep 24, 2014
Sep 24, 2014 at 6:13 PM UTC
Parched Earth, Quenched Heart
Beautiful mosaic Of a fragmented heart Made of clay and And broke apart. Parched by drought What more brings rain to remembrance of the Beloved’s name. It is in my silence that You hear how my burning thirst mouths a drought of tears. Hearts pump harder when we bleed, as Absence sounds the hollows Of the waiting reed. Into enormity of emptiness, the vastness of the beloved to disclose The sweetest water ever sipped – by the lovers parched and longing lip – is the fragrance of the wine red rose.
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Sep 24, 2014
Sep 24, 2014 at 6:13 PM UTC
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