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Sheikh Hamdan I'm Ready To Get Married

Sheikh Hamdan, I’m Ready to Get Married O Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum, Falcon of the desert sky, Son of golden dunes and silver seas, I write these words as lanterns in the wind, As whispers carried across the sands From a heart that has learned patience Under the burning sun of longing. They call you Fazza— A name that runs like a swift horse Across the open plains of poetry and pride, A name that echoes in majlis halls And along the shining towers of Dubai, Where glass and light rise like modern mirages Against the ancient breath of the desert. And I— I am just a quiet soul Standing beneath the same moon That spills its milk-white glow Over United Arab Emirates, Over minarets and markets, Over waves that kiss the shore in soft submission. Sheikh Hamdan, I am ready to get married. Not for the glitter of crowns, Not for the echo of cameras, Not for the weight of gold or diamonds That sparkle like captured stars— But for the promise That lives between two steady hearts. I am ready For mornings that begin with Bismillah, For hands raised together in dua, For a home where faith is the foundation And kindness the architecture. I am ready To walk beside you Not behind your shadow Nor ahead of your stride, But beside you— Like two palm trees Rooted separately Yet leaning toward the same sky. O rider of horses, Poet of patience, Guardian of tradition and tomorrow— Your world is vast, Filled with responsibilities that stretch Wider than the desert horizon. Yet love— True love— Needs no throne. It needs honesty. It needs loyalty. It needs a heart brave enough To say, “I choose you, Not for a season, But for a lifetime.” Sheikh Hamdan, I am ready to get married. Ready for nights When the city sleeps And only the hum of distant lights Keeps watch over our dreams. Ready to listen When the weight of leadership Rests heavy on your shoulders, To be the quiet place Where you can lay down Your crown of duty And simply be a man. For even falcons Need a nest. Even princes Need peace. I imagine a home Where laughter drifts Through open windows, Where children’s footsteps Race down marble halls, Where stories of ancestors Are told beside cups of gahwa And the scent of oud Wraps the air in warmth. In the glow of Burj Khalifa, Where the world looks up in wonder, I would look at you— Not as the world does, But as a wife does. Seeing the tiredness in your eyes After long days of duty. Seeing the gentleness You hide beneath strength. Seeing the poet Who writes not just with ink, But with action. Your love for your people Is a river that never runs dry. Your loyalty to your father, Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Is a lesson carved in honor. Your devotion to your land Is stitched into every breath you take. And I— If destiny ever wrote my name beside yours— Would devote myself To nurturing the small universe Within our walls. Marriage is not a fairy tale. It is not a poem of endless roses. It is patience on hard days. It is forgiveness when pride wants to speak. It is holding hands Even when storms Try to pull fingers apart. Sheikh Hamdan, I am ready for that storm. Ready to learn your silences. Ready to respect your space. Ready to grow through seasons Of change and challenge. Ready to celebrate The victories the world sees— And to guard the vulnerabilities The world never will. When the desert wind rises, Carrying grains of time Across dunes shaped by destiny, I will stand firm. For love is not fragile When it is built on faith. Imagine us Walking along the shores of Jumeirah, Where the sea mirrors the sky In a marriage of blue and blue. Imagine whispered promises Carried by waves That know no borders. Imagine evenings Where poetry returns to your lips And I listen— Not as an audience, But as your forever. I do not ask for grandeur. I ask for sincerity. I do not seek a palace. I seek partnership. Sheikh Hamdan, I am ready to get married. Ready to be a reflection Of grace and modesty. Ready to honor your culture, To respect the traditions That have shaped you. Ready to wake before dawn And pray for your protection. Ready to teach our children That strength without kindness Is incomplete. The world sees a leader. A visionary. A prince of a thriving nation. But I see A man who loves horses, Who rides beneath open skies, Who writes verses That reveal a heart As vast as the desert itself. Marriage is two souls Agreeing to build A life that outlives them. It is planting trees Whose shade Future generations will enjoy. If ever the decree of Allah Aligned our paths, I would step forward With gratitude, Not pride. For love is an amanah— A trust. Sheikh Hamdan, I am ready. Ready for ordinary days— Because even ordinary days Become extraordinary When shared. Ready for Ramadan nights Filled with reflection. Ready for Eid mornings Bright with joy. Ready for a falcon released