The Fair Deal Poem by Sadiqullah Khan

The Fair Deal



The languor of the sight
The flower’s bloom akin
Rose’s water enough sprinkled
Rise -else on my face, open eyes.
A memory’s haunting dream
Wisemen’s sermons; wisdom’s word,
Conscious bespeaks, suppresses desire.
Wither wait, to the dust once
In flames, or vulture’s meal,
For a doomsday’s reward
Who decides what is good and bad?
Hand in hand the fair deal
Knowest thou, we shall never be back.

Sadiqullah Khan
Peshawar
October 27,2013.

Another Evening Rose, by Marquis DeAhhs @ Deviantart

Thursday, December 5, 2013
Topic(s) of this poem: love
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The deal that the divine has made with us is lopsided, just like a deal made by the beloved with lover, to a total disadvantage of the lover. The promised reward is too distant and connected with good or bad, and who decides the good or bad on doomsday? So the fair deal.
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