A Song Of Joy Poem by Muhammad Adnan

A Song Of Joy

A Song of Joy

You are in the sky
Wander in the moon
Travel among stars and never die
Shadow in shade and cool in moon soon;
Hay! You are in the sea
Transport in river of life
Swing upon the canopy and never flee
Keeping you in mind, one never feels strife;
Hay! You are in the eyes
Swiftly click in the heart
To and fro, you often feel coy
Artistically glow, and never caught
Hay! You are in the air
Harkin here and there
Blooming like a butterfly, you remain fair
Swishing and slicing the streaky fear
Hay! You are a ray
A piece of golden clay
In thick and thin, a pray
And in the Valley of Heart, a joyful Play

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This poem, 'A Song of Joy', is a vibrant and uplifting celebration of the beauty and wonder of life. Here's a breakdown of its themes and imagery: The poem explores the idea of joy and freedom, with the speaker describing a sense of weightlessness and timelessness, wandering in the moon, traveling among stars, and never dying. The first stanza describes a sense of celestial wonder, with the speaker feeling carefree and alive, like a shadow in the shade, cool in the moon. The second stanza shifts to a sense of fluidity and movement, with the speaker transported by the river of life, swinging upon a canopy, and never fleeing. The third stanza focuses on the eyes and heart, with the speaker feeling a sense of connection and love, swiftly clicking in heart, and glowing artistically. The fourth stanza describes a sense of lightness and beauty, with the speaker blooming like a butterfly, remaining fair, and swishing away fear. The final stanza reveals the speaker's true nature - a ray of golden light, a piece of clay that endures through thick and thin, a prayer, and a joyful play in the valley of the heart. Throughout the poem, the refrain 'Hay! ' adds a sense of exuberance and joy, emphasizing the speaker's wonder and delight. The imagery is vivid and dynamic, with a focus on movement, light, and beauty.
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