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Burn Me

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In the emptiness of a flute

a silent wind swept through

echoing out a slow melody

which this fire burns to

 

Its scorching flame awakes the sun

the scars of night cleaved apart by the horizon

bleeding upon lost autumn leaves

the cries of the flute increase

burning the lonely leaves as it please

scattering them like ashes through my veins

Oh you golden saffron flower dressed in thorns..

Burn me

 

Ever since I saw the veil on your face

the curiosity of what lies beneath became ablaze

I ran through the valleys of night

to perhaps find your burning light

like a falling star lifetime flashed by me

slowly my moon was buried in solitude’s sea

now the gloomy waves move my cry..

Burn me

 

Washed up on a lost island

I silently stretched forth my hand

touched only by the whispering breeze

as I prayed there on my bare knees

through the flute moaned the soul’s hunger

the unspoken words bore no longer

screaming out all the pain..

Burn me

 

My love burns even this fire

that inside me blossoms just higher

see the agony that in my eyes glow

tears of betrayal from its depths flow

the water of my life is drowned in hate

that even the gazelles lament my state

I cried once and a thousand more will come..

Burn me

 

Don’t ask how long I shall burn

as purity is the only thing I yearn

the path of love are not for the weak

tranquillity you may somewhere else seek

a true lover knows only pain

and so he is called insane

now let the weary-hearted flee

as my soul longs to be set free

Burn me..

 

By Brother Ehsan; a true mystic.

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