Rumi Tism

by RainbowSlider   Jun 1, 2007


Aw, the wonder and the nature of things.
Burning sand and flowers the rain brings.
Endless desert with sand dunes so pretty.
An oasis of utter beauty; Devoid of vanity.

Virgin tracks swept by the howling wind.
Dried bones polished; Yorick, my friend.
Warmth in the day; Coldness in the night.
My aching bones try to take in the sight.

My camel is thirsty; Its has been a week.
I suck on the rock; My knapsack is bleak.
The mirages become real; Sahara is dry.
The camel snorts; I feel rain in my thigh.

A nomad greets me; The sun is fading.
We both notice; Comes great shading.
Clouds in the desert; Moisture in the air.
We take off our robes; Rain we will share.

My camel knickers in glee; His licks dew.
In my thoughts; I try to remember you.
Another beautiful day in the desert bliss.
She touches me deeply; I feel her kiss.

0


Did You Like This Poem?

Latest Comments

  • 17 years ago

    by Isabella

    You never stop surprising me.
    One would think that after all those poems, there would be no spark left in them. But however, that is not the case with you.

  • 17 years ago

    by Tom Swart

    I read your poem and found it quite an easy read and a pleasant piece. Keep up the good words. May the ebb and flow of your thoughts and emotions find a good spot to call home.