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Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Searching... Subject: RUMI (JALAL AD-DIN AR-RUMI) (1207-1273) Matches Found: 62 UPDATE command denied to user 'poetryex_users'@'localhost' for table `poetryex_poems`.`subcnt` AM I NOW WINE, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: And then become %in you Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) AND ALL THE COLD WATCHFIRES IN ME BURN ALONE, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: All that it knows is to burn Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) AND SO, MY SWEET BEGGAR KING', by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: I see there's no resting in those beggar's arms of yours Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) BACK STRAIGHT. BACK CROOKED, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: Never mind. Just be grateful you're capable of farting Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) BELOVED, BELOVED / I HAVE CALLED YOUR 99 NAMES, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: But my heart has melted and %I know no shame Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) BELOVED, I WILL SING OF YOU, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: Only you Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) BELOVED, LIKE A TIDAL WAVE, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: And recedes back out to sea Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) BELOVED, THIS AFTERNOON I AM SO FULL OF PAIN, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: You aren't just my stomach, are you? Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) BELOVED, WAKE ME AT NIGHT, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: Then have another fig Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) COME HOME INTO MY HEART, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: And wallow in the drunkeness of your love Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) CUP BEING OFFERED / WAS FINALLY ACCEPTED, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: And those who drink %now know the taste of love Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) DANCING IN MADNESS, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: On an on, on and on Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) EACH NIGHT I THINK THAT YOU WILL LEAVE ME, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: The fire of holy blood %flowing through your heart? Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) EVEN MY ANGER BELONGS TO YOU NOW, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: To let you breathe through me Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) EVERYTHING HAS BECOME WORSHIP OF YOU, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: Only more deeply %knowing you Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) FRIENDS OF MY HEART / DOES YOUR HAIR DANCE, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: Who may never rise but for you Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) GRASPING AT THE POET RUMI, by DAN QUISENBERRY Poem Source First Line: He spoke of wind %telling soul secrets Last Line: Oooooh %hmmmm Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) HOLILDAYS ARE OVER. YES, YES, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: That I may be ashamed to have %imagined stroking it Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) HOW CAN A FULL HEART / KEEP ITS WORDS IN CHECK?, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: Oh saqi, fill this cup again %that I might sing anew Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) HOW CAN I LOVE THE ONE WHO TAKES EVERYTHING, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: None to hide %and none to love Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) I AM FULL OF YEARNING, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: Yes, you have long since told me Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) I AM SO FAR FROM HOME, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: Suffering is the answer Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) I CONSIDER LOVE DANGEROUS, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: The precious jewel of the heart %has gone with you Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) I HAVE BEEN A GUEST IN HIS KINGDOM, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: And I sit alone Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) I HAVE NO ARMS TO GRASP MY FRIENDS, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: With such ambitions of love Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) I KNOW NOTHING OF THE SUN AND MOON, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: And of gratitude's faint whispher: %patience Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) I LEAVE YOUR PRESENCE AND AS IN A DREAM, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: And I feel your excruciating grace in your every glance Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) I NEVER ASKED FOR THIS LOVE, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: From our own blood, breath, and bones Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) I TURN FROM SUFFERING / THAT I AM OFFERED, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: When I hear you coming %or see your sandals Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) IF I SPEAK NONSENSE, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: Hearts bursting with deep sad-longing and too fragile %reme mbrance, we love Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) IN THE NIGHT / WHILE OTHERS SLEEP, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: I bow my head to them %and drink of you Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) JOY CANNOT BE FELT WITHOUT SORROW, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: The heart begs to speak %and words are my medium Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) MAN IN THE SHADOWS, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: Playful cupbearer %fill my goblet once again Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) MY BELOVED CALLED ME LOVER ONCE, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: To taste his sweetness once again Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) MY HEART HAS GONE FROM ME, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: But how could I live %without my heart? Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) OH BELOVED / THEY BELIEVE THE DOCTORS, THE LAWYERS, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: Tavern where saqi will fill them with wine and light the blazing fire of love Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) OH BELOVED / YOUR COURT IS SO RAGGED, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: Let me be the lowest servant in your %beggar's court Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) OH BELOVED! IN YOUR INFINITE WEALTH, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: How sweet would be this pain Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) OH LORD, YOU HAVE GIVEN ME WEALTH, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: I weep only to be your slave Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) OH SAQI / WHO HAS LURED ME TO THIS TAVERN OF RUIN, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: Friends united in longing Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) OH SAQI, MY EYES ARE CLEAR, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: I turn too slowly Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) ONE DAY I WAS CALLING THIS AGONY DELICIOUS, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: There is only one lord Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) ROBE, by UNKNOWN Poem Source First Line: The tattered robe of the wine boy Last Line: For the wine boy to sew %into his beloved coat of ruin Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) SILENCE STINKS! / WORDS CANNOT BUT FAIL, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: Hah, hah, the joke's on you Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) SLAVES AND CATTLE ARE BRANDED TO NAME OWNERSHIP, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: I burn and wait for him to %claim his ownership Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) SO YOU THINK YOU WILL BE FULL OF WISDOM, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: I will mourn you Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) SO, I SAY / YOU WANT GOD?, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: Has the sun burnt you to a well roasted ash? Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) SOFTLY, SILENTLY / THE VEIL IS LOWERED, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: Whose heart will you choose? Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) SOMETHING HAS TAKEN HOLD OF ME, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: To those who travel %and those who wait Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) TAKE THIS GOBLET FROM MY LIPS, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: Is forgotten %in the swell of my heart Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) TELL ME, SAQI / DOES YOUR WINE FREE THE REVELERS, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: Saqi is surely a fool Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) THE LOVER OF JALALU'DDIN, by JAMES ELROY FLECKER Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: My darling wandered through the house Last Line: "with soul and spirit moving at my side." Subject(s): Love; Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) TO DANCE AND DRINK WINE, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: And go to my death %unquestioning Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) TO YOU THE CUP IS GIVEN, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: In the house of ruin Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) TOUCHING MY BREASTS / YOU HAVE AWAKENED, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: And gives itself to you Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) WE SIT AND WAIT CHASING SHADOWS, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: Beloved one, may my love some day %be such as this Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) WHAT ARE YOU MAKING IN ME, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: Everything serves solely %as a reminder of you Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) WHAT IS THIS WHICH I ATTEMPT?, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: For this I shall %mourn endlessly Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) WHY DID YOU CLAIM MY HEART, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: They are worthless to me Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) WHY DO YOU WISH TO BE MY FRIENDS?, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: Fold your hands over your hearts %and die Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) WHY MUST WORDS TRY TO EXPRESS THE MAGIC OF LOVE, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: What more can I ask for Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) YESTERDAY I WAS SHATTERED, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: The lion lies down with the lamb %of god Subject(s): Rumi (jalal Ad-din Ar-rumi) (1207-1273) |
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