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With You By Arif Khudairi

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With you, My flower, Who needs To look At the blossoms, Or the tulips? On your cheeks, I see Rare roses, From paradise. With you, My fruit tree, Who desires For grapes, Or for apples? Your lips are Strawberries,and On your chest, Pomegranates, And grapes. With you, My Eden river, Who wishes To see The torrents, Or the streams? Your eyes Are my lakes, My rivers, And my brooks. With you, My pretty maiden, Who thinks Of houris, Or mermaids? In you, I see Heavenly seas, Sacred flowers Divine fruits. By Arif Khudairi   © 2002 Arif Khudairi (All rights reserved) Written March 22nd, 2002 © on Mar 21 2002 03:38 PM PST   10 • 0 • 8

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