Sama
Let the petals turn to wings
Watch it radiate in a celestial glow
Do you still wish it ill?
Watch it radiate in a celestial glow
Do you still wish it ill?
 | Aleezeh Usman | Issue 144 (Nov - Dec 2021)
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Calm your raging eyes
 Fuel not a hollow fire
 Lower your accusing gaze
 Point not at a whirling lily
Liberate the flower of sublimity
 From the shackles of your enmity
Let it dance to a divine melody
 Let it mix the blue into the green
 Let it reach out to God
 Let it feel the earth
Stab it not
 With words of hostility
 Let it love
 With a heart of glory
Let the petals turn to wings
 Watch it radiate in a celestial glow
 Do you still wish it ill?
 Do you still wish for it to wilt?
 Can you not see in it
 The infinite bounty
 Of the Lord,
 That turned a praying flower
 Throwing itself at His mercy
 To a symbol of love and peace
 Soaring in the sky?
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