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In three's and eights,

As Australia faces 'its darkest hours' there
Are choices..Actions.' So that you will not be
Devoured, you can take' if there are three good sized towns.' Forge links get together, if you have just one main town
Gather seven villages; around that place.'
That you may weather the storm, into the
Wind then you can face.' Take heed, take
Measure..Husband your

POTUS-pimp of the United States

The Oval Office looks gaudy 
And outshines the King of Saudi
Trump’s ugly deco
Gives off an echo 
Of a bordello that’s bawdy 

The Supreme Court Of The United States Of America

 Political Poetry has been "Put On Call Once Again" to bring out the truth!Purjury is "Lying" and "The Supreme Court knows it"! Political Poetry was put on call to let us "Recall Jan 6,2021"when "Democracy Itself "almost came completely undone for "The Supreme Court and everyone  in "the United States Of America"! Why

Don't Cry For Me Lili'uokalani 1838-1917

1849
King Kamehameha
of the Kingdom of Hawaii
entered into the Treaty of Friendship
with the United States

1893
businessmen and sugar planters
overthrew the monarchy by forced abdication
of Queen Lili'uokalani
and United States troops invaded
the Hawaiian Kingdom

The Restoration Agreement
was never implemented

Business as usual!

The Masnavi of Giti and Saeed - Part 30

Part Thirty — The Story's End

Sweet Giti, gem in heaven's ring,
Stayed true in love through everything.

Her heart she gave to her dear flame,
Soul's companion, love's sweet name.

And Saeed—behold his blessed state!
Though challenged by his cruel fate,

Hear how his trials came to bear
His faithful heart, worn down by care.

Despite the wounds and aching soul,
From strangers' scorn

The Masnavi of Giti and Saeed - Part 27, 28 and 29

Part Twenty-Seven — Giti Speaks with Her Father and His Reply

Sweet Giti, like an idol fair,
A thousand hearts caught in her hair.

As soft and gentle as the breeze,
Her charm could bring strong men to knees.

She locked her heart and gave love's key,
Sugar-sweet smiles for all to see.

She turned and gently told her sire:
"O father dear,

The Masnavi of Giti and Saeed - Part 24, 25 and 26

Part Twenty-Four — The Fifth Cupbearer's Song

O Saqi, one glance—show mercy here,
And heal this wound with wine so clear.

Fill up the cup for we are dry,
Drunk with desire that makes us sigh.

That cup like chalice of the kings,
Whose breath brought joy to all good things.

A draught that when it's poured for any,
Banishes sorrow, heals so

The Masnavi of Giti and Saeed - Part 21, 22 and 23

Part Twenty-One — Saeed's Supplication to God

One day with flute and mournful song,
Saeed began a prayer so long.

His patience broke, he lost his hold,
His heart grew weary, tired, and cold.

Disheartened by both friend and kin,
Sorrow consumed his soul within.

He turned toward the starlit sky
And raised to heaven his mournful cry:

"O Lord, Creator of all worlds,
O

The Masnavi of Giti and Saeed - Part 18, 19 and 20

Part Eighteen — The Counsel of Saeed's Relatives

They came to Saeed, kith and kin,
Their faces pale, their hearts within

Full of concern. They gently said,
"What sorrow fills your weary head?

You've cast your soul before her feet,
Forsaken all for love so sweet.

You've lost yourself within her spell,
A wanderer in love's deep well.

You've severed ties with all the

The Masnavi of Giti and Saeed - Part 15, 16 abd 17

Part Fifteen — The Third Cupbearer's Song

O Saqi, pour the midnight wine
That bears the ancient royal sign.

Arise and swiftly bring, I pray,
That sacred draught to light our way.

The wine that ruby lips inspire
And shakes the mountain's heart of fire.

A cup whose color glows like flame,
Beyond all count, beyond all name.

Bring forth that pure, untainted bliss
And

The Masnavi of Giti and Saeed - Part 12, 13 and 14

Part Twelve — Saeed Meets Giti

He reached her street, his senses fled,
As if his earthly time had sped.

The wind arose with scents so rare,
Her fragrance floating on the air.

He knew by grace of heaven above
That near him dwelt his truest love.

Swift as the breeze, to her he came,
With trembling heart and soul aflame.

Before her face

The Masnavi of Giti and Saeed - Part 9, 10 and 11

Part Nine — Saeed's Love Revealed to All

Young Saeed rose in joyful flight,
A bird set free in morning light.

Through streets and lanes he wildly spun,
His careful mask now came undone.

He sang of Giti's promised grace,
Of all he'd seen in her sweet face.

But such delight, so loudly told,
Released the secret love he'd hold.

The very rooftops heard

The Masnavi of Giti and Saeed - Part 6, 7 and 8

Part Six — The Story Begins

The tale begins, as poets say,
Of lovers two who found their way.

That radiant child, so young and fair,
A cypress tall with flowing hair.

The envy of all idols bright,
With beauty born to charm the sight.

Wherever she would softly tread,
A thousand hearts behind her fled.

That idol—when her veil was drawn,
The pride of

The Masnavi of Giti and Saeed - Part 3, 4 and 5

Part Three — Zuhrah's Song (1)

O knower of love and mystic's wine,
Sweet mistress of the dance divine!

With harp and lute she weaves her tune,
Her music soars beyond the moon.

A queen whose steed none can outrace,
While kings of every land give chase.

From dawn until the setting sun,
She sang of her beloved one.

"Sweet Giti," thus she named

The Masnavi of Giti and Saeed - Introduction, Part 1 and 2

Introduction
"The Masnavi of Giti and Saeed" is a modern reimagining of a classic Persian love epic, woven from the threads of ancient myth, Sufi mysticism, and the eternal yearning of two souls. It tells the tale of Giti and Saeed—lovers bound by fate and challenged by the trials of longing and destiny. In this retelling,

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