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Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1980s/Prayer for Purification.htm
Prayer for Purification
Silent screams piercing the night's profane with tears,
Voicing manifold agony, growth's inhibition through years
Of vital expression unleashed on similar themes,
Loss of the soul in a world of unrealised dreams,
That now with psychic awaking, to reappear
And beat down on the wings that would soar from the night
of our fear.
O day of surrender undying, draw near, draw near.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1980s/In Auroville - The Pioneers.htm
In Auroville - The
Pioneers
In
Auroville the first-line pioneers
Chosen
to break the red clay's hardened crust,
Laboured
in fallow fields those formative years
Executing
their solemn and sacred trust.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1980s/What Do We Know of the Soul's Descent.htm
What Do We Know of the Soul's Descent.htm
What Do We Know of the
Soul's Descent?
We speak of the soul
with the wisdom of the mind,
A reflected light that
cannot truly see
And all our tangled
theorems strive to find
The simple truth that
sets the spirit free.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1980s/Symbol Flowers.htm
Symbol Flowers
Around our lives floral wonders weave
The sign and impress of divinity,
And if our doubting minds do not deceive
We find through them the psychic's hidden key.
To open that mystic eye and once perceive
Behind the marvel and the mystery,
Symbol flowers born of secret light
Rising in fragrant fullness, a litany
Of shades, patterns of celestial might,
Embroidered marvels traced on heaven's sleeve.
Caladiums with rare transparent hue
The philodendron's magic symmetry,
Saintpaulias an air of light imbue
Cymbidiu
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1980s/I Know a Soul.htm
I Know a Soul - To Mary Helen
- Feb. 8, 1987
I know a soul
So clear, so bright
Who holds me to the inward sight
And all the darkest realms of night
Are banished in her ring of light.
I know a soul
So fair, so pure,
That all life's trials I shall endure,
Resist the daemons false allure
And cling to Truth with her secure.
I know a soul
So kind, so true,
Who through the tangled webs doth hew,
In silence holds the sacred view
And daily makes my life anew.
Hidden God
I heard a hidden God within,
Whisper in solemnity
"The hour's late you must begin,
Undo your life's infirmity,
Reveal the truth of your descent,
Cast off the mould of mental plan
Awake to the divine event
Leap from man to superman."
In the intervening years
As aspiration's fire burned
I laid aside old dreams and fears
And though the Nemesis returned
And tried to slay I held Her smile,
Recalled Her eyes who held my soul
To the inner Self resile,
The body turn to its control.
Surely we sha
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.