Bliss Of A Paradise Poem by VIPINS PUTHOORAN

Bliss Of A Paradise

Rating: 5.0


I.
I am my beloved's,
And her love is towards me:
As I see a calm sea,
In her heart's good deeds.
II.
O, thou fariest among women!
Thy eyes loved many men
Come, let us go to roses-garden,
Where our love has to harden!
III.
Thine eyes are as the eyes
Of doves of the skies
Will always seek:
A garland of kisses,
When my love caresses,
On thy ruddy cheek!
IV.
Come, we may find the pearls,
Of our seraphic dream,
That sleep in an oyster of souls;
To begin a serene life in its beam.
V.
Dear, keep my heart in thy heart!
As thou art- the beat of my heart.
And I must see a bliss in your eyes-
The 'bliss of a paradise' above all skies!

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Unwritten Soul 28 November 2011

Oh my friend Vipins, this softly create a garden of love..The imagination illustrate great here..Again you touch with classic style, i am impressed with this poem..you really good in any style..Keep it up Vipins...Should never stop writing! _Unwritten Soul

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Terence George Craddock 26 November 2011

a beautiful love poem in a traditional form, especially the first stanza I am my beloved's, And her love towards me: As I see her love as a calm sea, Through her heart's good deeds. speaks to my soul 10+

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