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Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1968-69/Voice from Below.htm
Voice from Below - Nov. 6, 1968
I am the evil voice that laughs
At pain and sorrow, the struggle of elves,
You who would bring God down on earth
Pathetic are your fragile selves.
Fighting confused in blind rages caught
Senseless and vague are your movements of thought,
Pettiness,
ignorance dictate your lives.
Ending at last in an empty Nought.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1968-69/Prayer to Sri Aurobindo.htm
Prayer to Sri Aurobindo -
Dec. 3, 1969
Aurobindo,
name of all the longing of my soul,
Visionary
of the timeless vasts whose massive rhythms
Call
me and whose waves of endless beauty pour a
joy
On time's deceptions. Long has my spirit
wandered lone and lost
In
the hollow fields of Night with small and fragile spark of flame;
Calling
to Thee whose Hand would guide my erring blinded steps,
My
stumbling, restless pace and lead me if I once could give
The
sacrificial offering of all that now
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1968-69/Care of the Soul.htm
Care of the Soul - Dec. 3, 1969
As Midas might his precious shekels hoard,
Guard silently that golden flame within,
Quench not the Light the toil of ages lit
Succumbing to a siren call of sin
And to a destiny of death commit,
Another soul forsaken of the Lord
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1968-69/Chalice of the Lord.htm
Chalice of the Lord - Dec.
3, 1969
As Midas might his precious shekels hoard,
Guard silently that golden flame within,
Quench not the Light the toil of ages lit
Succumbing to the siren call of sin
To a destiny of death do not commit,
Drink deeply from the chalice of the Lord.
The Master - June 23, 1968
A lamp is lit and hostile though the night
Sustained and carried immaculate in light
The image of Him who hears us and draws near.
In Him our heights and too our darkest hour,
Through us His vision moves our souls to flower.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1968-69/The Master and The Mother.htm
The Master and The Mother
Nov.
1969
Thou
art Beauty's child and walkst
Within Her glowing robe of Light.
Unveiled
thy luminous soul shall find
Release
from the dull and earthly plight.
For
all these roads our labour treads
Suffice
to bring us nearer still
In
silence to the golden door
Aligning
spirit to His will .
His
eyes of stillness gather all
Into Her vast immense embrace.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1968-69/A New Music.htm
A New Music - Dec. 3, 1969
Music now with octave's sounds
Denotes the harmonies to come.
The single Voice's many tones
Uphold, sustain these songless rounds.
Long have we waited Thy voice to hear
With aspiration's flaming soar,
In melody's ascending scales,
And the heavenly hymns of Terpsichore.
We endure the contrapuntal clash
Of presences primordial
Upon this battlefield of earth
To hear the song celestial.
Rhythm beats of puissant notes
Sound vibrating chords within.
To come to Thee a harp of joy
And the overture of love begin
On strings that to eternal things
Are tuned, and let Thy music flow
In chants of choral offering.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1968-69/Petal-Falls.htm
Petal-Falls
From a life of earth and flowers
These petal-falls of poetry
Wrought in dark and light-filled hours
Offered as my soul to Thee.
Guru - Dec. 3, 1969
Vainly do I strive in vain
To speak of things when I have no voice,
Of visions blinded eyes can't see
And ears that music cannot hear.
To feel Thy touch upon these days
Of breathless stillness silently
Awaiting in the fragrant hours
Thy hand to lift above the waste
Of Time, Thy Feet of Light, my life.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1968-69/Poems from Another Sphere.htm
Poems from Another Sphere
- Dec. 18, 1968
I am the hidden God in man
The Sound that seems a distant flute
The Voice that comes in moments mute
The seed that grows to understand.
Heavy my task in obstinate clay
Toil and sorrow disturb my play.
Yet slowly I sculpt my form to be
And patiently mould myself in thee.