In the house of our father's genius I seek neither flesh nor skin gentle touch nor vicious slap but only the image.
In my mind I have of flowing white robes, a strong gray stallion and clear blue water from which all thirst is quenched.
To ride the winds of hunger to the oasis all around us we fill our desires of each other, not mortal sin or earthly cares, but of mental stimuli.
When the time comes For the hawk to be tamed The dove will not be near, but close enough to hear the predator's cry silenced
Only the desert will allow the images of oasis and trees and water For once having drunk the hawk must fly. A never ending story for the knowing and the loving.
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Posted: Oct 2010
About this poem:
Having lived with the imagery of the Arabian gulf and the Sinai desert and being inspired by 13th century Persian poet called Rumi