a poet to lord

a poet to lord

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POET TO LORD : It was unbearable to curse spring by sending autumn, but then the limit reached when they killed bloom with the dagger of humanity, Yelled the celestial assembly I was also watching this scene somewhere in milky way ,That all of a sudden someone spit a dawn on the sky, Then all falled down Abode of stars too, Celestial assembly too, Me too We landed on the seventh verse of a poem titled as "weeps of nobody's mother" Which said us that "this is the garden which once emerged poets but now is reigned by a drought" This also made me to shriek that Is this the same soil which once produced conquerers, who doesn't even leaved sky established their kingdom from nib to high How sad the scene was, Oh! Lord of two sunsets and two sunrises The heaven is painted with red hues And your perfections are murdering Roses on earth LORD: Ahh! Those were also my creation whose home fireflies came to borrow some shimmer Now the portrait of grief is painted such that The nightingale of peace is still calling the night But the moon isn't arrived yet The leaves of autumn are still burning the sky But the sun isn't died yet. ©faisal_hussain_haqqani_
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