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she came in disguise; invited me to dance

She came to the fare,

disguised as a village girl,

none recognized her,

thought, yet another seeker of good times!

 

I was in my tatterd clothes,

waiting out side,  to see  parade of the rich,

and hear the wise, speak their words;

just curious, to see what they are up to.

 

Eager to get a glimpse

even if for some minutes,

when they go in, crossing the gate,

or come out after the feast .

 

Her eyes where deep blue sapphires,

emitting the clear light of wisdom,

one look at her revealed -

her heart is pure light, what I waited for

 

"princess, why are you in disguise?

you are the one, befitting to the high seat,

I am no one to say this, just a mendicant,

one uprooted from own land and lost all love"

 

I whispered this as she passed,

as if to myself, barely audible,

I saw her eyes dazzle in a flash,

wordless wisdom binding us two,

 

"Dervish, you should dance with me tonight,

she said without even batting an eyelid,

I don't see a partner,match to a princess,

I knew, i'll meet one; you are here"

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k-balachandran
Indian
Published
Jul 28, 2012
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