- The book is a collection of poems that capture the beauty of nature and the diversity of life.
- Yousof’s work is influenced by mysticism, particularly Sufism, as well as a variety of Western and Eastern poets.
Ghulam-Sarwar Yousof’s mystical verses are educating and entertaining, but above all they are enlightening. They open windows to timeless perceptions and bridges over infinite dimensions to approach the Absolute Unity. Ghulam’s mystical verses address all hearts. They speak of longing for the Eternal Soul and departures on an everlasting journey of self discovery. They recount crossings of borders and a reaching-out for glittering swift and eager as Shooting Stars.
Table of Contents
- Journey
- Ode to Transience
- The Gospel of Ordinariness
- Answer
- Evening
- Beyond
- Birdsong
- In a Garden barely awake
- Precious Moments
- Renewal
- Garden of the Heart
- Silence
- To approaching Night
- Melody
- Epitaph
- Cycle
- Choice
- Symphony
- Flying Free
- Epitaph II
- Dust
- Images
- Shimmering Sun
- Rhythm
- Conch-Shell
- Sunlight
- Reverie
- Driftwood
- Vagaries of Wind
- Epitaph III
- To a Grain of Rice
- Destiny
- Drop of Ocean
- Midnight Perfume
- Waiting
- Farewell
- Bird Soul Droplet
- Question
