What hast thou done when the princess Indian
The heart of gold burned in deserts and in wild
Love was the sign she followed but the bird
In two and one to her she learned language
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ETERNALLY When thy flying horse swings Towards the city, The drummers many And songs on lips of children and old Fill the air. O thank the stars Their guiding light The rays of the sun Upon the bridge of gold Thy royal hand When thou seest dreams Like flames upon the alter shine, And hear the lullaby of nature Then thy shield will be the Suspended red harvest moon, Under the canopy Of open blue skies I have found the images of love, my tears fell with the dews of morn and dried when dark didst trance the sky In sleep I walked forlon Till the cold winds ushered The sun lit morn. The verse once started With colours From the rainbow Swept my pages Like dancing waves from the sea What have I done? My knightly prince See, My heart of gold Burns in deserts and wild Love was the sign I followed To that tavern, Where the cups filled with wine, The tears of my nectar of love, Fill up Brim to brim Nay, do not say, Thy horse with wings Will swing There for the last time. Bless me with arms outstretched with banners in benediction brighter than the brightest silks of Peshawar. In verse and songs Sweep me in thy arms Sculpt me as thou will Colour me with thy brush Slow and slow Slow the love The love that shall remain Forever. Yes ever ETERNALLY Anjali 30-01-2009 .
wowwww Sadiq your masterpiece made me write this A++and 10+