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Your Light

By Anish Kumar


By the vow of your kindness, O keeper of wine

Let the cup keep circling, let the tavern still shine.

Let joy in the courtyard forever ascend,

One falter, one rising –  the story won’t end.


Not only dews make a garden shine,

sometimes the flames does too.

Tears must fall from tired eyes,

and smoke must rise from broken hearts –

both belong truth.


The world’s design resets within your command,

A desert may bloom, turn to gardens on sand.

At each of your glances , the flowers awake,

At each of your gestures , the seasons remake.


Your hair falls across your face

Like midnight spilling into dawn.

And I wonder –

how much longer can a heart 

pretend  it can hold itself strong ?


Your beauty is stained with longing,

Painted with faith,

And such portraits do not change.

Time may shift its colors,

But you remain.


By Anish Kumar


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