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Will you marry me?

 Will you marry me?

 [A poem by SAHIL SHARIFDIN Bhat]


My income ,home , car , and caste—all are small . 

Would you still like to marry me , my doll ? 

If yes , I promise I will treat you as a queen 

And gift you floral crowns and earrings green . 

Our sleeping bed will be a lush green grassy floor 

Which breeze sweeps , dew mops and poets adore . 

 I promise to kiss your eyes before your tears fall .

I will give you all my smiles and take your tears all .

Our job will be to love ourselves and help others .

We will respect all religions, races and cultures . 

Our children will be raised like birds and flowers .

Our family will be cheerful and happy in all hours .  

We will trust the creator for all our needs . 

We will not judge others on their deeds . 

I will never hurt you and never leave you alone .

And treat your flesh and bone as my flesh and bone . 

We will create a small paradise on this earth .

Will you marry me and let our kids take birth ? 






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  1. Sanaie MehvishWednesday, 14 July 2021 at 23:20:00 GMT+5:30

    Tremendous poem.....you know i really think after romi,after galib,after shakespeare you are the real inspiration wallahi........May God bless you up....Ameeen.....

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  2. AnonymousThursday, 15 July 2021 at 14:51:00 GMT+5:30

    Taste of last slice of pizza is not that of ist, even when the pizza is same.
    This *I will * changes it's meaning soon.
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