Let The Dandelion Blooms Tell Me. Poem by Sameena Ahmad

Let The Dandelion Blooms Tell Me.

Let the dandelion blooms tell me what the winter holds.
Treasures tucked away that are known to few!
Winter seems to be the time of divine visitors.
When spiritual guides are also on the move.
If I had a spiritual guide,
Like Amir Khusro had, composing in his heart the lines: 'Tu an Shah-e-ke bar aiwan-e-qasrat, kabutar gar nashinad, baaz gardad.'
Or, as Rumi had Shams...
And if you keep track of the time,
Shams' first encounter with Rumi was in the winter.
So, if the summertime obligations fade,
Let the spiritual spark inspire the novice.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Quoted lines: 'Tu aan shahi ke ber aiwan-e qasrat Kabutar gar nasheenad, baaz gardad', translated in english as: - (You are a king at the gate of whose palace Even a pigeon becomes a hawk) .
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