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A Ghazal by Alison Marshall |
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If Baha'u'llah were to fill your sweet heart with all his joy, he'd have favoured me, for only he can tell you of my love for you.
The willow in his panorama weeps and reaches low
He made my soul in pre-existence from letters of your name.
In spirit, I watch over you; in my mind, I talk to you;
If you turn to me and speak, I go blind and deaf and forget
Everything you do is beautiful. The disconnected letters dance
My eyes weep for my heart, its shaking's due
Take pity, Zaynab, and nurse the heart of this poor fool. |

