Weathered Beauty Poem by Sadiqullah Khan

Weathered Beauty



Weathered beauty, let me scoop
From your stones, carve on your rivers,
My ice-cold words, let by the warm breath,
Melt, by the sun-rays shine, in moon light bath.
My hands the edged pebbles in mud paste,
My feet feel the soft earth, textured wood.
My heart count winds, my sight see stars,
Visions dance before me, time goes back
Unself incarnate, my self taketh flight.
O the richness of my poverty, I like
The wretched holiness, my descent on raft.

-On the ancient mosque of Gircha, Gojal.

Sadiqullah Khan
Gilgit
November 22,2014.

Monday, January 25, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: life
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Photo: The ancient mosque of Gircha, Khunjrab vist II
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Nosheen Irfan 26 January 2016

Beautiful, beautiful. Rich in imagery. Quite spell-binding.

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