Guest guest Posted September 23, 2001 Report Share Posted September 23, 2001 YOU WERE BRAVE IN THAT HOLY WAR You have done well In the contest of madness. You were brave in that holy war. You have all the honorable wounds Of one who has tried to find love Where the Beautiful Bird Does not drink. May I speak to you Like we are close And locked away together? Once I found a stray kitten And I used to soak my fingers In warm milk; It came to think I was five mothers On one hand. Wayfarer, Why not rest your tired body? Lean back and close your eyes. Come morning I will kneel by your side and feed you. I will so gently Spread open your mouth And let you taste something of my Sacred mind and life. Surely There is something wrong With your ideas of God O, surely there is something wrong With your ideas of God If you think Our Beloved would not be so Tender. ( " The Gift: Poems by Hafiz the great Sufi Master " translated by Ladinsky) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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