Sufi Poems - Poems about Sufi

sufi sun at center rumi trance joyful earth divine love mystic daze subtle sound dizzy beats rhythm control floating floor giddy dance ego spins repeat turn sway slowly receive grace...

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Wanderer, free spirit, gets around the endless world, he relentlessly seeks happiness. Open your eyes encounter an aurora borealis simple to perfection, like a lost Eskimo or as a Buddhist monk who attains Nirvana somewhere in distant Burma. Or rather as an aborigine influenced by mysticism or a lost Sufi among the vapors of the hookah, the scents of a forgotten time that leave behind only the perfume of...

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Beneath the shapeless sky of blue In the valley lacking a hue Was an isolated thin pond Where birds sang their short song to bond Singing a song hoarse with throats sore In the midst of their pond’s vapour And dunking their bodies with threads Into the pond, scratching their heads In the midst of this quacking though A foreign and sweet...

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Mashoq jay razi na hovay nach kay manana painda Jay tun bhalu nu manana pehlay sain nu manaa Jhalya bhalu manana sokha sain manana aukha Nach kay sain nu mana pavain loki akhan kanjar Jhalya bhalu manana sokha sain manana aukha Jay tun bhalu nu manana pehlay sain nu manaa Mashoq jay razi na hovay nach kay manana painda....

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The Field by Rumi loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Far beyond sermons of right and wrong there's a sunlit field. I'll meet you there. When the soul lazes in such lush grass the world is too full for discussion. Rumi was a Sufi mystic and a believer in Divine Love. We can see that in this...

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Cosmology + Ontology = Cosmontology NEW Cosmontological Principle: Be SO SO humble! >>> SEE NOTE BELOW A Sufi Dream-Poem--Our purposefully "proto-conscious" UNI-ballish recycling? By: Moji Agha Started on Oct. 26, 2020 You know? Being a microtubular cosmontologically proto-conscious goofy sufi dervish, "I have a dream" too. I tell the truth & nothing but these dream-imagined truths, under the penalty of perjury. So...

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Birdsong by Rumi loose translation by Michael R. Burch Birdsong relieves my deepest griefs: now I'm just as ecstatic as they, but with nothing to say! Please universe, rehearse your poetry through me! I choose to love you in silence by Rumi loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch I choose to love you in silence where there is no rejection; to possess you in loneliness where you are mine alone; to adore you...

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Infectious! by Hafiz loose translation by Michael R. Burch I became infected with happiness tonight as I wandered idly, singing in the starlight. Now I'm wonderfully contagious— so kiss me!...

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This self-explanatory English poem of mine was originally drafted Monday (evening) August 5, 2013, while I was still in Independence, Missouri. I revised it a bit in November and December of 2014, while “traveling” in Arizona and New Mexico. By: Moji Agha Sufi Monk Credentialing Late this afternoon a self-proclaimed “Sufi Monk” was seeking to dis-cover further stations...

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Letting my body perfectly free As anonymous star in the sky’s sea While whirling, I closed my eyes Lit the Holy Candle inside As light as an air When losing my existence As I am a wind Or a particle of sand Or a Dandelion seed flying in the air In a Sufi (mystical) flight I am a soul in luminous Twilight The whole...

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One Sufi said I AM and was killed for it one psychologist said about God "I don't believe, I know" And was praised for it yet both were uttering the same meaning it is not just about formal dogma such as Salat or prayer Those are of course fine and a must but going through ife with just that is just walking for...

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