O lily, lily of the field
With splendor, you are veiled
God’s gift to you for your end
To give hope as a friend.
With so much heat I am perspired
But upon seeing you make me inspired
Despite of anything, your petals are blooming
Change my tiredness into singing.
Wandering in the midst of the ocean
Loneliness touches me with longin’
Much more of the coldness brought by rain
There’s no one to embrace my frozen vein.
But there’s one thing ceases my solitude, my dear
When in my sight, I find you there
By your dance in the wave, my weariness dies
With the tune of the breeze’s lullaby
And again, I am gone to the forest
I see none coz’ it’s a mere wilderness
The only thing to be heard is silence
No one to talk to but my conscience.
Then you appear to break the monotone
To sustain the life of the dying stone
Simply being at my side to listen
By that presence my tight chest has loosen.
Because of the smile of your hyacinth
And spreading the fragrance of your scent
Your aroma makes my spirit glowing
Making my heart, joyfully leap again.
Picture of lily from:
TumugonBurahinhttp://joe-ouellette.blogspot.com/2011/07/lily-dying-to-flesh-revelation.html
Susan is a feminine given name, a form of Susanna, deriving originally from Middle Egyptian "sšn" (lotus flower), first reported on an 11th Dynasty sarcophagus dating from approximately 2000 B.C. However, the Hebrew root for the name for the lily, שושן is derived from the root שוש or ששנ , meaning "to be joyful, bright, or cheerful", which is the basis for the word and name ששון Sasson, meaning "joy of life*". The Persian name for lily is سوسن sausan. The name of Susa, an ancient city of Persia, may be derived from the lilies which abounded in the plain in which it was situated.
TumugonBurahinhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Susan_(given_name)
wow.. ngayon ko lang to nalaman.. nice :)
TumugonBurahin