Dervish October 24, 1997
Tags: Government , Secularism , Military , Colonial , Communism , Conservative , Delhi , Lahore , India , Pakistan , Regions , Leaders
[Author’s Diclaimer: This article is meant to be purely technical in nature and not targeted towards any particular performer or group.]
Thanks for the wine, I'll be fine
Sober I'm a bore, that's for sure
A little tipsy, but oh so witty
Please do pour; don't say ’No More'
You are so cruel, alas
To un-slake my thirst
Hand over the sparkling bottle
Or bring me my hearse
Crimson is the color
Firm is your
If I can pry it loose
The nectar I will sip
Don't be such a prude
I'm in control
I assure you my friend
I have kept my soul
So be generous, be kind
To an aged dilletante
Let me be so befooled that I find
I am another Kant
How empty is what is Me;
But I can fill it tonight
With what you withhold
Can't you spare a mite?
Must I go home rational?
You're not helping me
In closing my eyes
To my insipid reality.
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