Intention Poem by Aftab Alam
Intention
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Don’t dig, I am an ancient grave—a pyramid very old,
Here lay a mummy with precious diamond and gold,
I know, you are not interested in body but the stone,
Don’t make me umbrella to save you, time has gone
Your intention is precious for me, I know when you hide,
Abound all round those deserve can see wide and wide
Wednesday, March 11, 2015
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Action and Intention keeps a wide gap
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Don’t dig, I am an ancient grave—a pyramid very old, Here lay a mummy with precious diamond and gold,