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SABCL - Sri Aurobindo Birth Centenary Library

CWSA - Complete Works of Sri Aurobindo

CWM - Collected Works of The Mother

Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1960s/Dancing Darkness_ Round.htm
Dancing Darkness' Round A pointless parody of self I sink Inexorably drawn towards a dark frontier, The Help forestalled that offers me escape Blocked by confusion and the obstinate role of fear. Obscurity as a gaping hole yawns forth Dragging down the light I would be Embarked am I upon a sea unknown Although a bright horizon beckons me. I see the rapid wonder-bird take wing But I half crippled tread familiar ground Repeating past indulgences at will Ever the same, dancing darkness' round.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1960s/Night Child.htm
NIGHT CHILD Into a world of darkness born Thy folded hands beseeching light, A temple-lamp of kingliness Revealed in birth’s tremendous plight. A symbol journey through a realm of tears, The dark oppressive weight of life, That greets the soul new-born in flesh, While the dust of all infinity Lies scattered on thy God-like feet; Though speechless bringing forth the realms of sound, And breathing gently in the sombre night, One with the silent things of earth. Night child, faint cries bespeak they presence, While motionless in dreams thou liest
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1960s/Aurora.htm
Aurora      May 24, 1970 Over the hills and the flatlands I see Children garbed in strength and light, Aurora! They opened in me a vision of Thee Of splendour cast on the loom of night, Aurora! Grant as we wake that our morns may be Offered as incense, fragrant and bright. Aurora!
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1960s/Samadhi - I.htm
Samadhi I How cool the marble of thy calm repose; Millions bow to thee from earth and sky, A thousand footfalls slowly passing by, Serene Thou lie and perfect as the rose.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1960s/Earth Prayer.htm
Earth Prayer To walk through fragrant fields on feet of love And pluck from withered blooms the seeds of life, To greet a newer earth by Grace defined. And harmony sow midst all these days of strife, Rain down Spirit, voice of timeless waters, Upon her plundered riven breast, Thy balm. And gentle in the fold of time-born hands Awake her timeless heart to new-born calm.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1960s/Joy of the Inner Way.htm
Joy of the Inner Way Life runs joyous through these limbs And the sounds of melodious zephyr hymns In fields of the spirit's inner sight. Sing of peace, and the end of night. An overwhelming gratitude Fills the seekers inner mood And fragrant moments of delight Sail on the being's sea of light.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1960s/To Mother - A Prayer from Auroville.htm
To Mother - A Prayer From Auroville Oct. 5, 1970 Sweet and sacred lady of the stars Whose simplest movement beckons trails of light To fall in streams upon our earth-hewn heads, Humbly lies Thy Name upon our lips. Faint breezes stir the sapling soul to wake Amid the perfume of Thy earthly form, The radiating litany of song, Thy Voice, the splendid melody of earth. We bow, O Mystery, before Thy Feet While colours unnameable fill the fragrant air The incense of Thy Love, Thy Smile, Thy Touch, To soar to heights unkn
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1960s/Turn Not From Grace.htm
Turn Not From Grace Far past the erring ways we've trod Where feet of light would wander not No path from us was wholly barred Thy grace our steps have oft forgot. Thy call we've heard, have gained Thy sight, But if ignorant refuse new birth Wilt Thou again in love alight Upon this charred and ravaged earth?
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1960s/Matrimandir, Auroville.htm
Matrimandir, Auroville Inscribe upon the memory of the trees My love of Her who brought me forth to these Barren plains where the spirit must define The future's truth embodied in Her shrine.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1960s/The Divine Visitor.htm
The Divine Visitor That he might come and I unknowing sleep, Absorbed in dreams and only half aware, My storm-cloud consciousness disrupting light. Yet could he pass without a heart uncharmed And by the power of his presence, calmed? Should I not wake and dawn behold in night, Some fragrance catch on a supernal air And by His touch my soul's remembrance keep?