Rumi once asked us,
To meet him in a garden outside of this world of right and wrong;
I wonder if then,
He was referring to heaven.
I know one day I will meet him there.
But with him,
I will also have to face God,
And I can only imagine her disappointed face;
For I have lived pretending not to know her.
When she asks,
Why I have ignored her presence so,
I shall tell her,
I could not have loved those I loved,
Not have said what I said,
I could not have done as I did,
If I acknowledged here being.
For on earth,
In this world,
To know God,
Is to restrict oneself.
To not love,
To not live.
And maybe she will get me,
And I can share a cup of tea,
With Rumi,
And God,
In a garden,
Out of this world of right and wrong.
By,
Janhavi
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