Away and Far Away...

thee? thou? Come on man, this is the 21st century! Or is this someone very very special you`re talking about? ;)

Re: # 1
very very special indeed;)
I read somewhere on google that the terms “thee” and “thou” indicates that the person or object is singular as opposed to plural whereas `you` can be used as singular and plural both. I believe this may be one of the reasons why it is still widely used for reverential purposes in addressing God.

The first `section` is good enough, but the second..

`zabaan-i-yaar-i-man Turki wa man Turki namee daanam` :(

The skin this time is glowing like lime
So smooth it is so pure it lies
I fear I might hurt the lime
So I touch the air that touched the lime

Mmmmm I like that! ;-)

I don't know why all poets at Chowk, seem to think if they don't rhyme every second line it will be the end of time, and then we all will commit a crime, for a poetic sign has got to be loaded with line after line of lime and rhyme...lol
In the nearest language, it always works.