Desire Quote by Javid Ahmad Tak
““Desire and love! Few desires and few dreams are irrepressible, Because they arise from minds unknown interactions, With heart that beats in rhythms unopposable, To become minds everlasting spell of attractions, Then as the heart, the mind and the desires homogenize, They create a world painted with fancy colours, Where just your face is what the mind and heart recognise, And the familiar echoes of the breathless lovers, The heart now dwells in a state of isolationism, While the mind weaves your thoughts and your imaginations, To be a subdued disciple of fatalism, Always engrossed in your incantations, Where the desire to imagine you in everything is dominant, Where every heart beat and the mind seeks you, And with your sensations the entire world gets pregnant, And I kiss this ubiquitous form where everything now is you, And now I seek a new exaltation of my mind and heart alike, That to love you Irma in this world of imagination and the real world too, It maybe a proposal that Gods may dislike, But it shall always be so because I love you!””
About This Quote
Source Poem: Unpublished Verse, 2022
Desire and love intertwine, forming a vivid inner world where imagination and affection dominate perception.
In simple terms: Love fuels imagination, shaping how we see the world.
Key Takeaway
Channel desire into creative expression.
Themes
love
desire
creativity
imagination
Mood
dreamy
inspirational
Type
poetic
motivational
When to use this quote
- writing poetry
- visual arts
- music composition
- relationship building
Key Concepts
psychology of attraction
creative flow
emotional resonance
Questions to Reflect On
- How can you balance ideal love with reality?
- What creative outlets help you process desire?
A Different Perspective
Idealizing love may set unrealistic expectations, hindering real connection.
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