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Battleground
Elemental forces o'er quixotic Nature reign
Conquistadors and generals are pages of their pain.
They sport and kill with foaming face and quick chaotic
hand
And man unconscious plays their game of havoc on his land.
A day will come when wakened we will watch with lidless
eyes
And halt the play that intervenes twixt earth's and
heaven's skies.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1960s/Ashram Courtyard.htm
Ashram Courtyard
When
in the whispering womb of night
I
call to Thee Madonna of Light
Thou
comest I know but seldom I feel
Thy presence on my blinded sight.
Too
gross this weakling instrument
To
know communion and content,
But
prayer in me would fain reveal
The impress of the godhead's seal.
A
song within continues me
Though
these lips can utter scarce a sound
A
bridge of light by an ashok* tree
I
climb the steps... and peace is found.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1960s/Thy Touch Remembered.htm
Thy Touch Remembered
One day in my youth a glimpse of eternity came
And pierced me in the contact of Thy gaze.
It stands a monument of gathered light
A force-field filled with all Thy lambent
rays.
The instant when thou leaned and touched this flesh
And the strands of thy silver hair were softly pressed
Between thy fingers and my burning breast,
Such joy recalled, the psychic being blessed.
Often now the heart invokes Thy name
To touch these centres still involved in night,
Make all my life a paean to Thee, O Lord,
Enfold my soul in all Thy calm delight.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1960s/Prayer of the Aspiring Soul.htm
Prayer of the Aspiring Soul
Dec. 3, 1969
Let me with a heart of boundless joy,
O Radiance offering all I am within,
Without, above, allow this sapling self
To flow to Thee in waves of boundless love
Then shall the heart's devotion in me grow.
My adoration turn into new song,
Enfold me in thy calm and sacred peace,
Fill this frame dynamic with living light,
Beacon to me the eternal immutable ray.
Permit me to see in all Thy Face and Form.
Accept the yearning blossom from the tree
And still the lonely tempest that is me.
Yearning
As laden clouds in this far land
Descend and pour then pass again,
So with thy touch so long withheld
Till all my soul to Thee shall bend.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1960s/Child-Soul in a Time of Terror.htm
Child-Soul in a Time of
Terror
Sad smiling eyes that scarce could comprehend
The Drama and the Music and the Dance
When fear lay hidden in a hill of sand
And terror in a smile and friendly glance.
Lonely Flame
As burns a lonely flame in Night
Assailed by winds of doubt and fear
And sees alone its lonely shadow
Casting circles faint and pale,
No comrade light within its scope
To gain admittance widening
The frail and meagre flickering--
The faithful know the awesome truth
Of Night's descending dreadful dark
When the soul that is once touch by Light
Must cross those portals, the doors of death,
And face the reign of blackness square
And know the saving Hands are there
While silent sinks the grasping past.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1960s/By the Samadhi.htm
By the Samadhi
Here
shall I leave my restlessness and slow
The
cordoned movements meted out as life.
Awhile
in my body close by thy body divine
I'll
leave discordant memories below.
Here
where the seeker finds peace and the burdened uplift,
I'll
ask not Lord, but all to thy Godhead bring forth,
Place
my harmonies first, my soul's vibrant chords,
On
the winds of thy love set my innermost being adrift.
Last
would I summon divisions that bar me from Thee,
Part
the waves of emotio
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1960s/A Vision of the Divine Mother.htm
A Vision of the Divine
Mother
I watch Her as she moves on timeless feet,
Soundless Her steps these seeking souls to meet
Gold-toned waves around her face descending
Couchant lions ever watchful tending.
All is He
I look at him and he at me
Between us an eternity
Of love enveloping all life.
There is no more the ancient strife
Dividing worlds of man and beast,
One the greater, one the least,
For in the morning's rays I see
The impress of divinity,
Knowing now that all is He
Unravel the ageless mystery.