A Man And A Bird (Part 2) Poem by Akhtar Jawad
A Man And A Bird (Part 2)
It's a pleasant and lovely morning,
I see you again my flying sweetheart!
Exploring corners of the verandah,
You look worried but for what?
Congrats! Love has left its aftereffect,
May you be a mother and be perfect!
I understand, no hunger, no thirst,
You have been loved again and again,
On the branches of flowery trees,
At a beautiful site near a fountain,
Even while flying with your spouse,
Recollect birds coupling in my house.
Shall bring a hanging nest where you can,
Lay your eggs and fearlessly incubate,
Man is bad but not so much bad,
Neither overestimate nor underestimate,
I loved, reproduced and proved my life,
I realize the worries of a carrying wife.
I understand, no hunger, no thirst/You have been loved again and again…excellent words! Loved reading this beautiful poem! (10)
You have the heart of gold to nature all your love you seem to have sold
I knew you were a lover of all life. Continue to experience joy from all that surrounds you.
A wonderful and thoughtful poem. Your love, care and kindness towards birds are manifested in this profound write. It shows the other side of man. Another great poem from a great poet.10
I loved, reproduced and proved my life, I realize the worries of a carrying wife........here is the essence of the poem. Beautifully crafted poem.10
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I would like to translate this poem
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8/3/2025 7:45:20 AM # 1.0.0
Wonderful poem full of love towards birds