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Mother of Mine
Come not to me when I feel pure
But in my darkened spirit’s state,
All life’s discords I endure
And through the ages I shall wait
To feel your hand upon my brow
As I kneel before you incomplete
Until the moment when I know
That you are all and touch your feet.
Come not to me when I am old
My body weakened and in pain,
The hearth untended, the fire cold,
But come to me as I was then
Young and joyous in your room,
Stunned to silence by your smile
Dispelling fear, dispatching gloom,
Where I lived eternity awhile.
Come now to me, my soul cries out
Rework this fading sketch of man.
Mother of mine, forget me not
And
Songs of Praise
Oct. 30, 2010
I watch the swallows skim the silent lake
The welcome call of all the earth drifts by
My soul sees all and I from silence take
The song of OM, my chant of destiny.
Silver notes upon the wafting breeze
And golden tones plucked on golden strings
The music in the roots of towering trees
These strains of hope that every sunrise brings.
Far now from me the frigid winter nights
And crystal patternings of ice on glass
The snow descending on the dim street lights,
My crackling steps upon the frozen grass.
No more to hear the snow-clad branches break
Or sledding down with dangerous glee the hill
For in the heat o
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_2010/In Her I found the Key.htm
In Her I found the Key
And when she walked I saw in all her steps
The countenance and beauty of a queen,
For here was one unvisited by grief
An Olympian calm in her was felt and seen
Gathered in a body built for bliss;
Not of our human joys that fleeting move
Like spectres floating through a fog of night,
Hoarding like misers the penury of love.
Her smile could kindle a flame in human hearts,
Her voice a song of Paradisal spheres
Heard in the listening spaces of the soul.
In her I found the key to those lost years
Of wandering in lands that held me bound
To earthly life and the lure of siren calls
That in the darkest passages resound
A Unity Divine
10 June 2010
Our insincerity is showing through
Like a threadbare garment soon to be disposed,
Covering a body old and worn.
One looked upon the world and saw the hand
Of evil strike the innocent and meek
Hoping that earthly life might disappear
Or as subjects live, the nether forces pawn.
He knew that earthly life might disappear
As former worlds more advanced than ours.
Then by the force and vision of the Seer
A mighty race was born to uplift man
In bodies built of bliss, these souls of light
Come down to lead him in his darkest hour.
Impervious to death, divine and pure,
Man in form, yet more than man, above
All fear th
This Sacred Home
December 20, 2010
Radiant
was the morning of my birth
Radiant
the stars who guided me
Radiant
my days upon this earth
Radiant
our human destiny.
Many
are the faults that trouble us,
Many
the disharmonies of life
Many
the years we count of labour and stress
Many
the years of turmoil and inner strife.
How
shall the child transcend the animal man,
How
shall man find a higher law of being,
How
shall the world admit a diviner plan
How
shall our souls by an inner seeing
Reveal
the truth that dormant in us lies,
Reveal
the beauty that is still to come
Reveal
on earth the dream of Paradise
Reveal
the light within this sa
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_2010/The Hour of God Begins.htm
The Hour of God Begins
Sept. 26, 2010
What if two angels drifting down
Alighted in this sleepy town
Where all seemed calm as a windless day,
The hedges clipped, the grasses mown.
And what if they, curious now
To understand the why and how
Of life and death in this great play,
Saw the frightful undertow
Searing hated and genocide
The greed in which we take such pride,
And arrogant mind’s vain display,
Blind to the advent of the Bride.
Yet one who cares allows us leave
To believe in Him or disbelieve
While dressed in cloaks of black and gray,
In empty houses widows grieve,
The relentless violence and deceit
And the sound of te
A Golden Day
Oct. 2, 2010
You weep now but the fire will grow
In the heart’s love its flames shall
rise
As you recall all that you know
Of one who blossomed in your eyes
As friend, beloved, soul to soul
Who leans down in your misery
To fashion diamonds from the coal
Of life; so follow your destiny
That one day you may reunite,
Comrade spirits of the Way,
As the light of dawn disperses night
In the beauty of a golden day.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_2010/Towards the Truth-Light.htm
Towards the Truth-Light
19 September 2010
Perhaps before the final chapter’s end
I may attain a modicum of peace,
A settled will, a deepening love to rend
The past that pain-filled memories might cease.
The path before me endless seems and I
Through centuries experience the hard
And obdurate recalcitrance still try
And limp through days blindly seeking God.
Yet One abides with me or I would fall,
Alone my strength would fail for the Unknown
Looms vast, I hear the siren voices call –
How little through these many lives I’ve grown.
I live in greyness, round me all is grey
And yet the candle of the spirit burns
Throu
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_2010/What She Ordained for Me.htm
What She Ordained for Me
Oct. 29. 2010
I
have wandered lately through an empty hall
And
not a backward glance could I refuse
The
future loomed so far and I so small
Burdened
by the past I could not lose.
I
seemed to be in stasis, could not move
Or
lift this self towards undying love
For
Her in whom world will turn divine;
I
knew that I was meant to seek the goal,
The
world of light and joy seemed destined mine
Calling
through the dimness to my soul.
The
hour beckons and the Force has grown,
Its
power every face of falsehood shown
Yet
counsels patience so a Mother's kiss
Might
waken all that is asleep in me.
And
when I pray I pray alo
Mystic Morning
Dec.
2010
In the mystic morning of my soul’s rebirth
I came again to my
beloved earth,
A journey sanctified by
aeons past,
From a world of
loveliness and forms that last
Beyond the boundaries we
now call death.
O what wonder dawned at
my first breath,
Ignorant, unknowing and
divine.
Years would pass before
I saw the sign
And found Her whom I
sought in joy and pain
Returning to her arms
once again.
This I tell you, this I
surely know
Outside of Her our
spirit’s cannot go
Or lose the light divine
for which we came,
Upon our lips to chant
the sacred name.