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A Time Shall Come
9/4/07
A time shall come when peace again is found
And we shall know, expelling doubt, that “love”
Will conquer every foe, the dark surround,
And in this evolutionary move
Great souls come down and God be known on--- earth.
And there would be a link as yet 'unfound',
A knowledge learned of birth and former birth,
The world become a sacred dwelling “ground”
And children born in this diviner age
Would know what we still labour to “understand”.
In an atmosphere of calm the shining sage
In audience would bless us with his hand.
The Immortal Word
The evil in the marrow of life's bones
Must be rooted out or man as man may die
The violence excised that he condones,
Obliterate the thought of ‘eye for eye'.
At every step upon the path to Light
We prove ourselves unworthy and effete
When the candle of the day is snuffed by night
And we live in nether worlds of self-deceit
Where hostile entities find willing prey
In the black chambers of the twisted soul
Who would not hesitate to maim or slay,
Attack the innocent, fulfil their role.
No force can halt no circumstance deny
O seeker with the fiat of the Lord,
The crown of glory and the victory
Truth divine
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_2007/In A Time of Illness.htm
In A Time of Illness
Now in the silence of my spirit's cell
I watch the endless thought-streams come and go,
The vexing past holds me in its spell,
How little I have learned, how little know.
Beset by sorrow from the depths I cry,
I cannot move, the pain does not subside
And the wells of inspiration have run dry.
Beleaguered and oppressed I cannot hide
In some nirvanic otherworld of calm
Or blindly in extinction's arms find peace.
I look to no religion for the balm
That cause
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_2007/On Hearing John Tavener’s “New Music”.htm
On Hearing John Tavener’s “New Music�.htm
On Hearing John Tavener's
“New Music”
So proudly humble in his attitude,
Transfixed in deep devotion are his eyes
All human pettiness he has eschewed
And all his compositions solemnize
His holy journey and his saintly mien.
Why do I then hear such monotony,
A sameness and a
dullness in between
Those rarest glimpses of eternity.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_2007/A Heavenly Instrument.htm
A Heavenly Instrument
9/7/07
I think I heard God’s voice tonight
Through a heavenly instrument
Singing strophes of such delight
That all the veils of night were rent
As beauty stole upon the heart
And peace to human hearts was lent.
Such stillness gathered in the air
A music to bring the high Gods down
And move the mortal mind to prayer
And we in consecration grown
To witness such divine event.
Questioning Soul
Healing now a slow and peaceful rest
Free from the onslaughts that define the day
I turn to the welcoming arms of night
To sleep half-conscious as my body lay
Questioning in dream that complex time
When truly what I am I cannot say
Or even what shall be clouds my thought.
I have become a wavering dot, a stray
Persona wrapped in an enigma's cowl
No longer can I voice the soul's desire,
And the Presence in my heart that came to stay
Is dimmed now, for what do I aspire?
Love^s Hour.htm
Love's Hour
I love you as the earth reveres the sun,
As the sea receives the blessings of the moon
And flowers bow their heads when day is done.
Though all that beautiful is must pass too soon
Not so my heart from sorrow's sleep awake,
Once thought that nevermore would beauty deign
To enter this house and in its bosom make
Anew the wonder of love's hour again.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_2007/Remould This Dense Resistant Clay.htm
Remould This Dense Resistant Clay
It was not a time for singing or for song.
Tears like burning solder stung my eyes,
I dragged myself unconsciously along
Beneath the deluge of the monsoon skies.
One came upon me like a brazen thief
And snatched my joy as from an open purse,
Pain as I had often known, and grief
As he lifted poems still in my soul, and worse
Stole the muse that long had guided me.
I walked uncaring in the pelting rain
As a swimmer drowning in an angry sea,
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_2007/Taste of Immortality.htm
Taste of
Immortality
As a
worshipper of beauty stands
Enraptured
by all that he beholds
So with the
mystic and the saint,
The
visionary for whom the moulds
Of mind are
broken by the light.
Here on
earth is loveliness
That shall
not wither as the rose
By human
acts of carelessness,
For close
now to the soul of man
A beauty
indescribable
Chooses its
hour of descent
Containing
the impossible,
Radiant,
perfect an
The Soul
to Find
I dreamed a
dream within a dream
And could
not tell, if truth be told
Who was the
dreamer of the dream
And truly,
if I dreamt at all.
This living
in another world
No
fabrication of the mind
Could
possibly convey the truth
Of things I
saw and words I spoke
And those I
met who were of this world.
More than
forty years have passed
And still I
feel the hand of God
And hear a
voice known long before
This pres