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A Call for Love



Wake up and see,
A bud is waiting for you.
To burn with a passion of love,
In the shadows of the desperate land,
Sun will rise again,
Tulips will smile in lane,
Sparrows will twitter so loud,
To wake you up from sleep,
To see the beauty of the day,
Move like air, Dance like wave,
Get the brilliance of the ray,
A ray awaiting its fall into your eye,
Will make you a sparkling way,
A way showing others the forgotten joy,
A joy of smoldering life for naive souls,
Bringing hope in the dark night,
Wake up and see,
A bud is waiting for you.

Dedicated to those who wish to live for others, but they are too busy to find time, and who want to have a meaningful life. 

(c) All Rights Reserved, Shahbaz Israr Khan

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