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“The sacred or the profane what does thee sing kohl’in al-deen with thy refrain do thou sing shirk or ishq-e-majazi or ishq-e-hagigi songs from the position of Allah or a randy wet cunt thou art a tease kohl’in al-deen mystic or reprobate buried in thy words are they metaphors of anguished longing of Allah who wants thy fana and baqa who cried elast “Elastu Bi Rabbinkum” is al-ward a symbol of Allah or the profane does al-ward take the place of the wine as a symbol for the divine or is it mere profundity hidden in the sublime is the profane a symbol of the sacred or the sacred a symbol of the profane thou art a tease kohl’in al-deen”
Title | Hadiqat al-ward (دورولا ةقيدح) (THE ROSE GARDEN) from the DIWAN (ناويد) of kohl’in al-deen translated by wahdat al-hubb poems by C. Dean |
Author | Dean, Colin Leslie |
Published | Gamahucher Press, West Geelong, Vic, 2012 |
Pages | 21 |
Subject | Erotic poetry (Australia) |
ISBN | 9781876347880 |
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