Let me drink, let me drink.
Let no pain, nor pleasure, nor grief, nor do joys bother me.
Help me my thoughts link,
For when I’m drunk, no sense in the world, whatsoever, do I see.
Let me drink, let me drink.
Be with me, listen to me, sing me a song and laugh with me;
Make a toast, let the glasses clink.
C’mon now, blurt out what you must, and set yourself free.
You always complain that I keep to myself,
You say that for you I hardly care.
Today, however, I’d provide you all my help
And with you everything I will share.
Tomorrow when I come to my senses
No word that blames, or that kindles strife, can I hear!
But now, my heart flutters and dances.
Come, let me pour you the wines; let us drink and have no fear.
Copyright © 2013 RAMU DAS
Ramu Das 
Bliss, by the bottle 🙂
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Nirvana attained. 😛
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Drink Drink and let all your Fear fades way.. 😛
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You are cordially invited to share a glass or two. 😛
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Hehehe.. Thank You will be there.. 😛
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what a lovely endearing post Ramu!
really well composed!
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Thanks. Seems like the poem struck a chord with you.
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It did…surely it did!
🙂
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Your post, written in four-line stanzas, reminds me of Madhushala, written by Harivansh Rai Bachchan, which also extols the virtue of drink, in Hindi.
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