Ghazals For The Friend
-
Recent Posts
- What is science?
- The more you love, the less you understand
- When all good has died, and begins to rot
- Avatar Meher Baba’s warning to the US more relevant than ever
- How to read Avatar Meher Baba’s books and statements
- Avatar Meher Baba On War
- Big Fist will appoint a new hatchet for carnage
- Rahu and AI
- Big Fist has come to rule our hearts and minds
- Where have all the souls come from?
- Modi’s government’s attack on Meherabad
- How Green is Green Energy?
- Karma Vs. Dharma
- Making sense of politics…
- Yet more thoughts on AI, the Machine Age, aka the Kali Yuga
- More thoughts on AI
- Some thoughts on AI
- All I love is described by the fleeting light of sunset
- Triumph of the capitalist neocon.
- What is politics?
Categories
- articles and notes (106)
- astrology (7)
- cosmological essays (7)
- guest contributions (4)
- imaginary conversations (3)
- Kabir in translation (1)
- Letters to AMBPPCT (22)
- my own poetry (379)
- english language ghazals (266)
- quatrains (71)
- Nostradamus speaks… (9)
- quatrains translated from Rumi (60)
- Rant (36)
- rend, rendi (11)
- reviews (13)
- ripostes (28)
- translations from divan-e-hafez (89)
- translations from divan-e-hafez, revised with rhyme (9)
- translations from the divan-e-shams-e-tabrizi (2)
- video (8)
- Wikidpedia (12)
Archives
Meta
Category Archives: my own poetry
Nature weeps icy tears
Nature weeps icy tears, but Man denies his fears and blubbers passionate lies to warm senile years. Print Friendly
Posted in quatrains
Comments Off on Nature weeps icy tears
The sea swells and carries the Viking boat
The sea swells and carries the Viking boat to Odin’s shrine where the Norse warrior’s throat sings his bloody oath to the One-eyed god: Valhalla wraps the brave in a blue-grey cloak. Print Friendly
Posted in quatrains
Comments Off on The sea swells and carries the Viking boat
Odin of blue-grey cloak trades one eye for drink
Odin of blue-grey cloak trades one eye for drink, and his One eye shines like the Sun, never to blink. He travels all the nine worlds like his own backyard: two ravens, thought and memory, are his vanguard. On the … Continue reading
Posted in english language ghazals
Comments Off on Odin of blue-grey cloak trades one eye for drink
How long the house to burn
How long the house to burn, and how long must we yearn for most simple and pure fire. To Meher we turn. Print Friendly
Posted in quatrains
Comments Off on How long the house to burn
Wherever Nandi grazes
Wherever Nandi grazes, Lord Shiva is close by; I hear the divine bull bellow, his grace is nigh. Print Friendly
The Prophet smiles…
The Prophet smiles at all the warring tribes, even though ridiculed by their many jibes. Christ laughs at the crown of thorns on his head: because of Mercy, he has only grace to shed. Majnun cried and cried for his … Continue reading
Posted in english language ghazals
Comments Off on The Prophet smiles…
In the blur of daylong thought
In the blur of daylong thought again and again have I sought silence, sharp and crystal clear; all muttering comes to naught. Print Friendly
Ahmad is the first and last
Ahmad is the first and last of the One who is pure praise; now again he has returned to grace the end of our days. Print Friendly
Posted in quatrains
Comments Off on Ahmad is the first and last
The road to La Verna
The road to La Verna is red with blood of tears; the grief of Francesco wept for years and years. Jesus on Cross flew the sky with wounded hands and feet to grace Il Poverello with grief perfect and complete. … Continue reading
Posted in quatrains
Comments Off on The road to La Verna
All the world longs for the Friend to appear
All the world longs for the Friend to appear, all the world sighs to hold him close and dear. All the lambent light playing on his pale face the world longs to touch and kiss as pure grace. All the … Continue reading
Posted in english language ghazals
Comments Off on All the world longs for the Friend to appear