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 Bird Poems - THE EAGLE


Poet Name - Dr. Allama Muhammad Iqbal
Poem Submit by - AAMiR
Email - hawxh@yahoo.com

Poem ID - 655
Characters - 556
Submit Date - 5/3/2010 2:42:56 AM
THE EAGLE

'THE EAGLE

I am a scorner of the earth—
Where life is a handful of grains.

My nature, like a hermit’s,
Loves wild solitude.

No breeze for me, no nightingale;
No song of love,. no song in the air.

I wing away from gardens,
Embowered with flowers enticing.

In wilderness the winds
Sharpen my ethereal flight.

I hunger not for birds of prey;
Mine is an austere life.

O East and west are for petty birds;
Mine is the world of boundless skies.

I stoop not to make a nest;
I am a dervish among the birds.


ALLAMA MUHAMMAD IQBAL'



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