O Pathos of Love!
You are a glossy
Beware, you should not appear among
The theatre of your display is concealed under the
The modern audience' eye accepts only the visible
New breeze has arrived in the Existence' gardenO Pathos of Love!
Now there is no pleasure in
Beware!
You should not be striving for ostentation!
You should not be obligated to the nightingale's lament!
The tulip's wine-cup should be devoid of
The dew's tear should be a mere drop of
Your secret should be hidden in the bosom
Your heart -melting tear should not be your
The flowery-styled poet's tongue should not be
Separation's complaint should not be concealed in flute's
This age is a critic, go and somewhere conceal yourself In the heart in which you are residing conceal
The learning's surprise is neglecting you, beware!
Your immature eye is not the seeker of Truth,
Let the elegant thought remain in search of
Let your wisdom-loving eye remain in
This is not the garden whose spring you may
This is not the audience worthy of your
This audience is the lover of the material
The purpose of your sight is the closet of
Every heart is intoxicated with the wine of thinking Something different is the ñër of the Kalâms 2 of this
Explanatory Notes1.
The present day scientific knowledge has revealed many things which astonish mankind.
In these circumstances love, specially Divine Love is a nebulous concept to most people and does not seem to produce any tangible results, on account of which it is neglected by them.2.
Nur of Kalam Alludes to Moses and his conversation with God on the Mount Moses was attracted to Mount Tur by his sub-conscious Longing to see God.
That Longing is lacking in the present day so called seekers of the Truth.
Moses was sub-consciously attracted to the MountO Longing for Sight!
How strong your attraction was
