1007. Sonnet: The Profaners of the Sacred House (Mosques)


SONNET 1007
By JH Sayyar

When hands unholy touch the domes of prayer,
And raze the walls where angels' whispers stay,
The air grows heavy with a weeping glare,
And heaven’s wrath begins to cloud the day.
These stones were set by faith, in tears and light,
By hearts that bowed to God, in love and awe;
Yet now are trampled under pride’s grim might,
By those who mock divine and break His law
O Fools! The dust you scatter calls the skies,
And every brick bears witness to your crime;
The mosques still point where mercy lies,
Marred by hands unclean with blood and time

Beware—the Judge waits beyond the veil, 
And all profaners quake when truths prevail

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