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Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_1999/To The Silent Teachers of My Soul.htm
To The Silent Teachers of My Soul
Dec.
15, 1999
I have lived among giants largely unaware
Of their awesome spirit's strength and amplitude,
All-powerful they veiled their force with care
Presenting to the world their calm humility.
Yet in the night when mind was safely sleeping
They came to teach the lessons of the Law
Of Being and by slow degrees their crude
Disciple the wild and vital angst forbore
And opened to
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_1999/A New Light on Earth.htm
A New Light on Earth
We who have wandered far from thee
To explore a false identity
Return attracted by a diamond light
Ablaze as a beacon in the night.
Who calls, the sated mind would know
What force, what form, what afterglow
Could move this being, content and sure
Its earthly needs, its life secure?
From whence the pull to leave these shores
And venture forth without remorse,
Forsake life's pleasures, left behind,
To search with only hope to find
The key to the mystic keepers gate
The answer to the riddle of fate,
And naked on
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_1999/Shipwreck of the Mind.htm
Shipwreck of the Mind
Impelled by the breath of an unknown Divine
This sailor of a thousand seas
Of life begins his charted course
To find at last his soul's release.
In a new and finer ship he sails
Seeking the land of his heart's desire,
On an ocean of infinity
Travels unsure of the inner fire.
Wave upon wave assaults his prow
Breaking upon his fragile frame
Lightning stabs his burdened breast,
Direction lost as lost his aim.
Adrift on the seas of ignorance
In the rudderless ship of reasoning mind,
Captain of this bodily craf
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_1999/Sonnet to Mary Helen.htm
Sonnet to Mary Helen
Dec.
12, 1999
When the surgeon gently broke the news
That death was waiting only weeks away
And no hope remained but only to weep and pray
We prayed and Grace descending did perfuse
Our hearts. I kissed to
sleep those lovely eyes
So filled with silent tears, and held her smile
That these long years my spirit did beguile
With gentleness and love from brighter skies.
Of strength she has sufficient in her soul
To face the fierce Opponent in the cells
Wherein the deep divinity also dwells,
Life Journey
October
1999
Death and its ravaging hand hold nought for me
Who tread an inner road unchecked by the hours
And on the horizon see a transfigured earth
And carry within a burning memory
Of a golden lord and his fire-white bride
Transforming earth by their love and sacrifice.
Still now upon a lowly height I stand
To view the vanguard march of warrior souls
With unhurried feet traverse the sands of time.
Inferior in thought, inconstant in will,
A thousand thousand flaws I bring to Thee
And pray for revealing light
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.