My Lord granted me such a heart,
At once, it began to adore.
Now, one moment it basks in joy;
Next moment its tears start to pour.
One moment it seems like a bird
In the dead of winter, stranded.
Next moment it revels: gardens
And orchards are born at its core.
One moment it becomes tongue-tied
And leaves all things unclarified.
Next moment, pearls spill from its mouth:
To those who suffer, it gives cure.
One moment it soars to heaven–
It descends into the earth, then.
One moment it seems like a drop,
Then like the ocean whose waves roar.
translated by Talat S. Halman
Leonard Durso 
This is so beautiful .Thank you.
I’m glad you think so.
Amazing poem .
I’m glad you think so.
Welcome dear.
Hey Leonardo sir !!does dis poem describe as situation of paradox?m I right?
Yes.
Yeah.dear.
Thanks.dear.