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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required There Is Nothing in Your Dreams One day I asked Dreams O’ Dreams "Why don't you come to me?" He said, how can I come to you There is nothing in your Heart To call me in your Dreams. 01 Sarcastically he said:- “I searched a lot everywhere In every nook and corner of your heart But I could not find even a single emotion That I could have loved you.” 02 “I couldn’t see even any single face On whom to spend All the treasures of my life And would have decorated your world With the beauty of colorful dreams.” 03 “But there was not even a single Ray of hope, anywhere in your heart Neither I could find any Saaki* To offer a cup of drink Nor I could see any Jaam* To console my heart Even there was not any alluring face To decorate her in your dreams.” 04 “Neither there was any melodious voice Coming from the lips Of a morning waked-up beauty Nor there was any blooming smile Coming from any sweet innocent child.” 05 “Then how I could have decorated Your sleep with colorful dreams* Just think over it And then You yourself tell me.” 06 Speechlessly I repeated only:- O’ Dreams "Why don't you come to me?" He said, how can I come to you There is nothing in your Heart To call me in your Dreams. 07 Ravindra Kanpur India 08th June 2016 Explanations: Saaki* = Though most of the uses of the word are kept in context related to drinks, a Saaki is supposedly a person (in most probability a lady) who is either a loved one or a friendly cup-bearer. Saaki is actually a person who makes one's drink, a cup-bearer. But the word is also figuratively used for a loved one. Jaam* = A cup full of drink (wine) Dreams* = of astonishing beauty
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