Life is symbolic....
Remember, an oath took place
between the salt and sugar!
The Salt will melt in your lust;
Sugar will dissolve in my blood!
Remember the betrothal took place
Between the seed and the soil;
The soil will smell in your armpits!
The seed will burst in your love;
Remember the sun will burn to ashes
moon will drown into the deep ocean;
Sky will open its umbrella when no rain;
Heart will speak to heart in a night pain
Love is an in-patient; in patience;
Lust is an out-patient; no patience!
Body becomes violent; break-through
Mind always silent; makes-it-thorough!
Whether it is a day or night,
A white candle cannot burn
Without a red fire at all, hence
Burn me, until I become the ash….
Life is symbolic; it is cross in a fire,
My love to you is a symbol of a
White candle, and our life is red fire,
Burn me, until I become the ash….
BY
WILLIAMSJI MAVELI
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Williamsji Maveli is the senator member of WORLD UNION OF POETS and Founder of WHORLED WIDE WRITERS, world’s most active writer's forum. He is a member of WORLD NATIONS WRITERS UNION holding an additional honorary member status in their academy World Higher Literary Academic Council (WHLAC). A Freelance Journalist from Kerala, Williamsji Maveli, wears his many hats with style. He has earned through his creativity a place for himself in the world of poetry and literary reviews. He also writes and contributes regularly in many poetry web sites and groups. Poetry remains for him a deep passion, and depicts life's challenges, coupled with spirituality, passion and love. Williamsji Maveli is currently working as a Freelance web writer and designer at Bangalore and Cochin in India. Earlier, he had worked for Emirates Telecommunications Corporation (Etisalat), Thurayya Satellite Corporation in Abu Dhabi UAE, ME Publishers, Khaleej Times, and Gulf News & Gulf Today – All News Agencies in United Arab Emirates.
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