The Seven Stages Of Love(इश्क़ के सात मक़ाम) Arabic literature and sufi traditions describes seven stages of love and after the movie 'Dedh Ishqiya' all of us also knew that these seven stages of love are दिलकशी (Attraction),उन्स (Attachment),मोहब्बत (Love),अक़ीदत (Trust/Reverence),इबादत (Worship),जूनून (Madness) and मौत (Death) . At this time of the year ( Valentine Week) when the Love is in the air I am sharing my couplets (शेर ) which are based on these seven stages of love written at different times. I hope you will like my effort and share anything related to these seven stages of love at the comment section of this post. The best couplet ( शेर ) will be posted with your name on my Facebook page ( Fans Of Poetry ). 1. दिलकशी (Attraction) : The first stage of love where eyes meet,spark is initiated and the journey of love begins. वो मेरी तरफ देख कर गुज़र गए, ना कुछ कहा ना बात की, ना रुक के मुलाकात की, डाल कर मुझपर बस एक नज़र गुज़र...
I like that this can be understood on a spiritual or interpersonal level. Love is the greatest gift.
ReplyDeleteaww...beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteShort and sweet but very effective.
ReplyDeletelove does tend to blur the distinction of identities and makes one get lost in the other.
ReplyDeleteSounds like you are in a very happy place! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteA very romantic poem, Ciphar. We are, at least partly, defined by the people we love and who love us.
ReplyDeletewonderful when love fills in all the places forming that identity...have to be careful putting it in others though as when/if they leave what do we have left...
ReplyDeleteI too like how this can be interpreted on several levels. Love is the beginning and the end--a wonderful thought. Thanks for posting.
ReplyDeleteCifar,
DeleteIt seems like there has been an extra strength found with this new love. A stronger person has emerged...
Eileen
This is a conversation with God, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteLovely words!
Yes, it is.
DeleteCifar, it's wonderful how you have included your "other half" in your definition of who you are. That is true love!
ReplyDeleteIt is not about other half, but finding identity in God, It's a bit Sufism where one destroys elf identity in HIS love and merges self in HIM.
DeleteI agree with Mary.As I went on reading those lines I got two thoughts..it might be related to love, but then I could relate it even to lord.
ReplyDeleteNice composition