The blessing of love

Sleeping in the sun,

under shadow of thee,

It is a rare pleasant blessing,

for me.

In this dried desert,

of water deprived,

A tree is a chance,

to sleep under,

for the seekers arrived.

Those who are a seeker,

on the path of love,

All doors are always open,

on them somehow.

In the desert of nihility,

from the blessing of love,

A tree will grow for them;

worthy of admiration,

for the beloved above.

To their dark days,

patience and hope,

are the light.

And their dark night,

of the full moonlight,

will be bright.

If heavy stones,

would rain from the sky,

the safety of their life,

in the flood,

would be very high.

The faith in them,

is so much strong that;

Without any fear,

they will not give in,

to any bullying bat.

O! heart,

make sure to fall in love,

for without love,

Life with fall,

from its ongoing,

below and above.

The world will never see,

the color of sun’s pill.

The wheat will not become,

bread without a mill.

Jesus will not see,

the gathering of,

his disciples at all.

Muses will not be able,

to split the Nile for all.

Stability of the sky,

will fall apart,

to a harm.

Without love,

there will be no,

attraction or charm.

If word of love,

is not there in between.

Pure words of the pen,

will not be seen.

Without;

the fragrance of love,

there will be no cheer.

Without love,

how we can reflect love,

and to love adhere?

How can kindness,

become a virtue?

How can this poem,

be so pure and true?

Mehr 6/23/2025

C’est La Vie

C’est La Vie

 

Living a life free, c’est la vie.

Being in love glee, c’est la vie.

 

In the desert, in the sky, in the sun, and the sea,

Earth, wind, fire, and water are living in harmony.

 

A flower is nourishing a honeybee,

And a cold wind is whipping nude an old tree.

 

One dreaming nicely under a marquee,

One creeping under a shed with the flea.

 

One perfumed in bed like a potpourri,

One plunged in a bad smell alike pee.

 

Some die of the hateful Fahrenheit degree,

Some live to remember the painful decree.

 

Some get swallowed lost in the mouth of tsunami,

Some get condemned to live orphan without mommy.

 

The dead have slept six feet under the debris,

The alive are mourning the dead on the knee.

 

A corpse is hanging in the air without ID,

Disagrees being tortured to death to agree.

 

One being executed by the count of one, two, three,

One being spelled the magic word of, L, O, V, E.

 

I am confused,

How unfair this loving life supposed to be?

 

A wise said: C’est la vie,

Before life, there is no he or she, you, or me!

 

C’est la vie,

C’est juste, la vie.

C’est La Vie

C’est La Vie

Living a life free, c’est la vie.

Being in love glee, c’est la vie.

In the desert, in the sky, in the sun, and the sea,

Earth, wind, fire, and water are living in harmony.

A flower is nourishing a honeybee,

And a cold wind is whipping nude an old tree.

One dreaming nicely under a marquee,

One creeping under a shed with the flea.

One perfumed in bed like a potpourri,

One plunged in a bad smell alike the pee.

Some die of the hatful Fahrenheit degree,

Some live to remember the painful decree.

Some get swallowed lost in the mouth of tsunami,

Some get condemned to live orphan without mommy.

The dead have slept six feet under the debris,

The alive are mourning the dead on the knee.

A corpse is hanging in the air without ID,

Disagrees being tortured to death to agree.

One being executed by the count of one, two, three,

One being spelled the magic word of, L, O, V, E.

I am confused,

How unfair this loving life supposed to be?

A wise said: C’est la vie,

Before life, there is no he or she, you or me!

C’est la vie, c’est juste, la vie.

A poem by: Mehr