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I Love You

    By Mazhari

    On the soft silk of a blossom, the white dawn of love wrote:
    “Oh You! Always lovely as a flower. I love You. I love You.”

    On the sands of a calm sea, with the pen of kindness and the ink of tenderness,
    In a special and secret language, it wrote again:
    “Oh You who have turned into a mythical bird
    and lived in a legendary mountain. I love You. I love You.”

    The sands flee suddenly as the breeze appeared. A flower dropped from the branch.
    The gust made a wailing sound, and a bird began to sing:
    “As long as I exist – everywhere and at all times – no matter where You are,
    I remain the dust of Your lane, because You know. I love You. I love You.”

     

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