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Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_1999/In The Ashram Courtyard - 1.htm
In The Ashram Courtyard - 1
July
6, 1999
Bengali men with joy-filled eyes attending
Flowers for the garden of the shrine,
The hallowed courtyard, still and fragrance filled,
A new age born and golden light descending.
At the Samadhi, a silent aspirant,
United in devotion mid flesh of all hues;
Words softly spoken, smiles that reached behind
The heart to greet the unseen inhabitant.
Such names resound through all my memoried days
Parichand, Nolinida, Nirod.
The great ones saw Her move as a flame of white light,
The Mother's Look.htm
The Mother's Look
9/16/99
As
a rapier pierces the human heart
Cutting
a path flesh and bone,
So
your eyes have pierced me through
And
now I seek for you alone.
Diamond
orbs that blazing spun
A brilliance from
eternity,
Rocked
my frame as they clove my breast,
The awakening touch of deity.
The Inner Life
October
1999
Behind
the frontal man there stands
Invisible
to the naked eye
A
being robed in constant light
Image of our destiny.
As
winds our path through life and life
Lord
of our bodies' temporal home
He
sits in golden solitude
In his room of golden light, alone.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_1999/Silent By His Grave with a Red Carnation.htm
Silent By His Grave with a Red Carnation
June 23, 1999
No more the eager feats of youth and toil
And the hard labour of thy dreams fulfilled,
The earth thou cherished takes thy body, stilled,
Embraces thee father, returned to her sacred soil
On The Verge
September
1999
Bright are those heavens beyond the mind's purview
That beckon through the torrent and the tide,
Yet brighter still the light now sifting through
Earth's air on which the superhumans ride.
Mother's Darshan.htm
Mother's Darshan
August
1999
To
kneel before her silent, alone with God
On
the borders of a supramental world,
And
shake the dross accumulate of years
Exposed
to her all one's past unfurled.
To
suffer the divine outpouring force
And
open wide the inner doors to feel
The
swift infusion of Her sudden Grace
That
turns the weak and wavering will to steel.
In
a frail bent frame the sole omnipotent Power
Leaned
to touch our heads and sh
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_1999/On Looking at His Photograph.htm
On Looking at His Photograph
In the piercing sweetness of his face of calm
I felt such love and tenderness
Envelop me and from his eyes
A silent joy and healing balm.
I stood transfixed and held his gaze,
The eternal moment filled all time,
I joined my hands in offering
As silently I offered praise.
I left the room but soon returned
To feel the sudden grace descend
And then I bowed in gratitude
As all my waking spirit yearned
To live the truth His life has shown
And offer soul to him alone.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_1999/Obeisance to Sri Aurobindo.htm
Obeisance to Sri Aurobindo
Never can the night escape my prayer
Or morning break on song-filled wonder-boughs
Absent my hymn of offering: the air
So filled with radiance and the human " I "
Grown smaller with the passing of the hours.
Slowly now awareness of the sky,
The crystal lake, the guardian trees, the flowers -
And the chalice of my soul with Thee is filled.
Peace of the conscious stone, such Force descends
Dense upon this frame of earthly years,
A knowledge seeks to penetrate and sends
Its message passing mind so now one hears
The mother-song, the world-tr
The Road Unknown
Although pretenders to a consciousness
That sees, a mind of brilliant reasoning,
We live in a darkness visited by light
In rare and fleeting moments such as these.
We see not our end and vague is our beginning,
We drive through time with ever-increasing speed
Passing the signposts of the inner way
Ploughing ahead through cautionary lights,
Disregarding the posted warning signs,
And paying our tolls at unknown booths in time
On a fast paced route pile on more meaningless miles,
To an unknown destination blindly drive,
Or follow an ill-lit road to an
MEETING
When I was twelve the Lord we know withdrew
This earth for which he sacrificed his life.
I did not see his golden form aglow
And nothing knew of the fierce and endless strife,
His lonely years of battle with the foe.
Yet twice I met him at his residence,
A dwelling place in subtle matter's field,
A simple room of occult magnificence.
Seated on his couch my heart did yield
As he motioned me to join him on his right
And I unaware of the inexpressible grace
Sat at his side bathed in his force and light.
Imprinted in my soul's eternal space
The moment supreme in which my life