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Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_2004/In Her Is My Eternity.htm
In Her Is My Eternity
As a youth life seemed to me
An underlying unity.
I walked through wastelands of despair
And saw my spirit dwelling there.
No wealth had I yet wealth was mine,
In every tree a force divine
Flowed in beauty as a stream,
Reality as true as dream.
The flowers in my childhood hand
Treasures soul could understand
Whom Nature fostered as a friend,
And in the days at childhood's end
Brought new vistas to explore,
Opening the azure door
To worlds beyond and worlds within
Realms of beauty, haunts of sin.
The sense-life's wild and frenzied dance
In vital-nature's ambiance
Attracted as a moth to flame
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_2004/Nectar of Supreme Delight.htm
Nectar of Supreme Delight
Perhaps tomorrow I shall know
The things I cannot see today,
The future's road on which I go,
The hidden music and the play.
Peace folds its sweetness round my head
Descends enveloping my heart
Yet to the past I am not dead
And from this earth I must not depart
Just yet for there is much to do.
The gardens wait in subtle space
And music will my soul renew
To lift me to that higher place
Where all is known I've striven for,
That I might sing the worlds to sleep,
In flowered dreams my spirit soar
To find eternal joy nor weep
For beauty lost where beauty reigns
In Durga's arms, in
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_2004/The Measure of Eternity.htm
The Measure of Eternity
Flowers falling to the earth like snow
Rays that shoot between the topmost leaves,
In silence now a deeper truth to know,
Grateful for these transient reprieves
I walk her lanes of loveliness and greet
The fruited boughs that lean in offering,
The cushioned grasses cool beneath my feet
And all the aching splendour of the spring.
I feel a oneness with the silent sky,
I am a comrade of the earth, the seas,
And yet I cannot comprehend just why
I am house divided by degrees
Where unknown voices call from unknown rooms,
The sentry falls asleep at the sacred gate,
And all the past before the future
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_2004/Divine in Human Clay.htm
Divine in Human Clay
The years turn back to see thy smile,
Remembering thy soundless feet
That softly touched earth's breast awhile
Impressing love on our deceit.
What do we know who have not found
The guidance, the unerring light
Established on the spirit's ground
Cognizant of wrong and right.
The day is but a dream of thee
And night the counterpoint of day,
My heart retains the memory
Of One divine in human clay.
To the Light
July 7, 2004
Once the world within me grew and bloomed
And, owning nothing, all in my account
Flourished and increased the seasons' wealth.
Music in me sang the stars to sleep
And dawn the brighter grew as joy fulfilled
An ancient longing in my youthful heart.
Each day a newness brought, a larger quest;
I sought through sense to feed the passion's flame
That flowers briefly through the fleeing hours,
Forever etch on the tablets of time, my name.
I hoarded transient memories of love,
Heard whispers of a higher destiny
Than fate's
Peace Returns
In the second month of the newly budded year
When eager life steps on the sill of Spring
I shall go and stand upon the solemn shore
And cast your body's ashes to the sea,
Confronting yet again the mystery
Of this embattled life and death that steals
From too brief hours love's felicity.
In perilous journeys on the roads of time
We meet in joy and oft in sorrow part,
But joy prevails and when we meet once more
In other lands assuming foreign names
And forms that only soul can recognize,
We know that here on earth is love's true place
And greet the One in every changing face.
Within us now from sleep he slowly wakes
As w
With Tehmiben
No longer can I say, "I am this".
Without the inner knowledge can one speak
Of soul and God or what the psychic is?
Yet love in me shall find the One I seek.
Now in the quietude surrounding her,
Reading poetry by candlelight
When mind is still, for once the listener,
Heart speaks to heart, seer to acolyte.
She sleeps untroubled as the pure sleep
And I, the silent witness by her side,
A calm and introspective vigil keep,
Grateful in her presence to abide.
I have come in answer to her spirit's call,
Responding to a soul-emergency
And kneel beneath the Service Tree where all
Shall be revealed I now but dimly see.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_2004/Through the Shuttered Door.htm
Through the Shuttered Door
Through the shuttered door approaching night
I saw a youth eternal poised and pure
Kneeling by one who long had lived in light.
Their hands entwined no word between them passed
In consecration's deep-souled reverie.
My soul soared up this oneness to behold
And gathered them into its gold embrace.
I left their calm communion silently,
No sound to break the stillness and the peace,
And wandered down the corridors of time
Musing now on moments such as these
When life stands still, eternal in its poise.
Each hour in this magic world can be
A hymn of offering, a chant of love,
An ode to joy that calls the One
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_2004/A Peace No Sorrow Can Deny.htm
A Peace No Sorrow Can Deny
I sat beside her softly dying
In the bright and song-filled morn,
The busy world outside denying
Death, although my heart was torn.
From weary lids the pent-up tears
Poured down in cataracts of pain
Remembering the joyous years
And love I would not see again.
The singing months return once more
Their beauty burdening the skies
As I look through a strange new door
Seeking the untold mysteries.
The chapters of our lives are filled
With pages torn from Being's book
When the beloved's voice is stilled
And one is forced within to look,
The inner wells of light to find,
A peace no so
Silver Falcon
O silver falcon soaring through earth's skies
Marrying the lands of day and night
Carrying souls towards far destinies,
I watch the star-fields cast their gathered light
Patterning a world of random chance –
Or so it seems when I deny these eyes
The deeper view that sees all happenstance
Significant with occult mysteries.
For through the dust of darkness that belies
The mind's perception of a void of space,
I see beyond the heavenly disguise
The white beginnings of a godlike race.