Don'T Say Good Night Poem by Akhtar Jawad

Don't say good night,
See the full moon,
It's soothing and bright,
It's cold on the skies,
It's cold in the air,
It's cold on the earth,
It's cold on the sea,
It's cold in the garden,
See, the air is crying,
The drops of dew,
So many not a few,
On the leaves and flowers,
Are tears of the moon!
He is hot inside,
So away from the earth,
He is asking her,
Why did you say,
Good night to me,
Now only I can see,
From the distant skies,
All that which I kissed,
When I was in embrace,
Oh Dear Earth!
Don't you regret?
How wrongly we departed,
The earth is sad,
She couldn't reply,
But tears of her eyes,
Were burst as streams,
And the falls of tears,
From the breast of the earth,
Flown on her body,
And fell in the ocean.
In her heart so grieved,
The regret of earth,
Still appears,
But they cannot meet,
Once more for love!

Walk bare footed,
On the grass it is wet,
Let the grass kiss,
Your soft white feet,
I hope the stars,
Will enjoy this romance,
Kiss the petals,
Of wet pink roses,
Have a cool lighted shower,
Of lovely moon light,
Wear a contrast of pink and green,
And keep these bangles,
In smooth soft wrist,
Let them strike for music,
And wind will sing the song of love,
Let the breeze touch and kiss,
All corners in you,
Rest will be done,
By the naughty nature,
And I hope a withdrawal,
Of your sudden good night!
Or otherwise,
I may go to skies,
Like a moon so grieved,
Leaving behind,
Regret for you!