Jibraeel (Gabriel)and Iblees, both, were angles, together in the heaven. Iblees was turned out of the heaven for disobeying God and turned into Devil
Jibraeel," Old friend! How is the world of colour and fragrance?"
Iblees," Full of heat of heart, of pain, wound, quest and
aspiration."
Jibraeel," Of you, often in the heaven, angles mull over,
Jibraeel," Old friend! How is the world of colour and fragrance?"
Iblees," Full of heat of heart, of pain, wound, quest and
aspiration."
Jibraeel," Of you, often in the heaven, angles mull over,
Is it not possible, bygones ignored and your damaged wear be
put back together?"
Iblees," Alas! Jibraeel! You are not aware of the secret profound,
My broken glass of wine, truly, has bestowed upon me vision unbound.
Impossible now my habitation here! Impossible here now my
habitation!
How subdued is this place, without streets and bastion.
The exuberance of universe, diminished by pervading nothingness,
For such a place, neither despair nor hope, is goodness."
Jibraeel, " Repudiation has lost to you the pinnacles lofty,
What appeal remains in eyes of God, for angles holy?"
Iblees, " It is my fortitude that advancement fascinates man, of dust made,
By my endeavour, the clothes of wisdom’s fibre made.
Sitting on the shore, the war of good and bad, you eye,
But who is receiving the blows of storm, you or I.
Without hand and feet, helpless, are the wise and the prophet,
My struggles from moment to moment span from river to river
and from rivulet to rivulet.
Enquire of God, if granted audience ever,
Whose blood made the life of Man so full of colour?
I am, niggling, like a thorn, in the heart of God,
And you merely whine,” Oh God! Oh God! Oh God!”
put back together?"
Iblees," Alas! Jibraeel! You are not aware of the secret profound,
My broken glass of wine, truly, has bestowed upon me vision unbound.
Impossible now my habitation here! Impossible here now my
habitation!
How subdued is this place, without streets and bastion.
The exuberance of universe, diminished by pervading nothingness,
For such a place, neither despair nor hope, is goodness."
Jibraeel, " Repudiation has lost to you the pinnacles lofty,
What appeal remains in eyes of God, for angles holy?"
Iblees, " It is my fortitude that advancement fascinates man, of dust made,
By my endeavour, the clothes of wisdom’s fibre made.
Sitting on the shore, the war of good and bad, you eye,
But who is receiving the blows of storm, you or I.
Without hand and feet, helpless, are the wise and the prophet,
My struggles from moment to moment span from river to river
and from rivulet to rivulet.
Enquire of God, if granted audience ever,
Whose blood made the life of Man so full of colour?
I am, niggling, like a thorn, in the heart of God,
And you merely whine,” Oh God! Oh God! Oh God!”
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