Twinkling Sips Poem by Akhtar Jawad

Twinkling Sips

Rating: 5.0


I see and ignore a woman's running reels,
But I can't ignore the perfume that my blind heart feels,
Yes I can imagine the colors of a colorless perfume,
It's my blind heart that knits an unseen costume,
I am a cloud of love I rise and rain,
I may be the cause of a pink stain,
But I am the Adam capable of turning the Eve,
Into a musical note, a pleasing breve.
I see and ignore the color of a woman's skin,
But I can't ignore the mole on a woman's chin,
Yes, I can imagine it's a heart she carries,
From head to feet in every charm she varies,
Heartless I look at a woman's face,
Eyeless I feel her grace and glace,
But I am the Adam capable of forcing Eve's lips,
To drink the wine of moonlight in starry sips.

Wednesday, July 15, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: woman
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Rose Marie Juan-austin 19 July 2020

A very lovely poem that brilliantly captures a woman's wonderful attributes and man's preferences and desires. " I see and ignore the color of a woman's skin." Wonderful message from a great Poet. Beautifully written. Liked the fascinating title.

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Aarzoo Mehek 15 July 2020

That's such a sweet poem. An adorable ode to a man's desire. Delicately woven words. Awesome poem.10+++

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