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Afreen Afreen

                               

Afreen Afreen

 Javed Aktar

 

Haven't seen someone angelic as her

Her physique is divine as the sculptures of the Ajanta

She is a magical vibe

She is a melody

She is a fragrance

She is the divine touch of the calm moonlight

She is an aromatic tune to wave on

She is as divine as the Sun

She is beautifully crafted by the divine sculptor

Oh love !

Smooth as sandalwood

Pure as marble

 

Phases aren't enough to describe the beauty of my beloved

Praise to the divine creator

Praise to the divine creator

If you eyed on it

You too would chant

Praise to the divine creator

Praise to the divine creator

Phases aren't enough to describe the beauty of my beloved

Phases aren't enough to describe the beauty of my beloved

 

The dawn on my face

The dusk on my tresses

Everything that belongs to me is yours

Your graceful hands touch me

The magic touch is sensible

I feel the beauty

 

Her face is blooming fresh as flower

Is it her face or the Moon ?

Her face is poetry

Her face is the song of life

Her face is blooming as the budding lotus

Her face is a dream

Her face is a picture

Her face is both dream and reality

Her face is the love saga of Romeo and Juliet

It's the present moment and dream together at the same phase

Her face is unique

Bright and radiant

 

Praise to the divine creator

Praise to the divine creator

If you eyed on it

You too would chant

Praise to the divine creator

Praise to the divine creator

Phases aren't enough to describe the beauty of my beloved

Phases aren't enough to describe the beauty of my beloved

 

__ Translated in English by Bon Ami Laishram

 

 

 

 

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