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YOUR WORDS


Your words are bright orange, dripping with honey. Oh, their magical clarity and captivating scent have touched me deeply.

Your words are soft, warm grapes, so sweet, so serene.

Your words are so whispery, like an Eastern poet melting in longing. I wish you could see his glowing heart.

Your transparent words are an endless gift. Their taste is as cool as the shade of a tree in lush fields.

Your words are butterflies swimming in a river. Oh, they are raindrops gathering glittering things.

Your words caress the face of the dewy morning and the heart of the humid evening.

Your words are cedar forests, in whose hands sleep magical tales.

Your words are beyond imagination, but they are truly a wonderful gift on this smiling day.

 

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Anwar Ghani

An Iraqi poet and physician. 1973

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