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Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1960s/Singer's Prayer II.htm
Singer's Prayer II.htm
Singer's Prayer - 2
A present from one who counseled me
"The Original", she said, "It has force."
I placed the 'blessing packet' near
The Book my being so revered,
For all His love therein was placed,
The Poem of the Entry into Light.
The Mantra sounding the end of night.
Let now the soul Thou knowest Lord
Break forth from bonds and soar to Thee,
Cast the dreams of night aside
Cull the clouds from inner sky,
Part the waves of passion foaming
Break the crystal glass of mind.
Give voice to the song that in me sleeps.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1960s/Child of Dawn, awake.htm
Child of Dawn, Awake
Nor books nor words can now suffice
To wrest from mind its dominance
And throne in seat supreme the Real
Whose Truth this wounded world could heal.
O Poet, singing of flaming suns
And flowers fading not by day
Nor waters turning black by night
On rapid wings draw near the light.
That all may see and lastly find
The strength to cast this life away
That hides so deep the child of Dawn.
In womb of night while breaks the morn.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1960s/One Waits and Watches.htm
One Waits and Watches
May 24, 1970
The residue of Karmic deeds
Disturbs the flight towards the Name
And fetters freedom’s soaring flame.
While grains of sand in hour-glasses
Drain the very face of Time,
One waits and watches patiently
The maze of endless patterns weaving
Fate, the father of our bounden rule,
And knows within that Flame shall flower
The blaze of Aspiration’s seed.
First published in Mother India – June 1971
Matrimandir
Bending of steel as a branch with ripening fruit
Arc ascending symbol of spirit's soar,
Consciousness-force and integrity contained
In the welded aspiration of that form.
Two I may see yet one undeniably know
Structure and self, man, cement and steel
Evolve in day-stream fast arising from night
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1960s/The Divine Shakti.htm
The Divine Shakti - June 11
Men and nations in their toil
Prepare themselves upon earth's soil
And the coiling aeons gladly bear
The impress of Her Feet in prayer.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1960s/Inner Struggle.htm
Inner Struggle
Anger, impatience, restlessness, desire
Are still the companions of my day and night;
Anchored doubts repeal the circle of light
And veil the Face I know that calls me higher.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1960s/In The Mother's Arms.htm
In The Mother's Arms.htm
In The Mother's Arms
What
then I missed in her might now I see
A
force of love that seemed too true be,
Her
divine inspired utterances unfold,
As
her gentle beauty moves on feet of gold.
Impressioned
child with God's pure seal of love
On
earth secured with arms outstretched above,
A
quiet fire guided as it were
Alone yet one in wonder and in Her.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1960s/The Supreme Shakti.htm
The Supreme Shakti
She moves in stellar wonder through the years
I cannot follow for the broken heart is spent,
Yet whole could not the heritage of tears
Requite nor to
sublimer chords give vent.
On will the march millennial proceed
And so the young who in Her wake enview
The miracle that is and is decreed,
Will hear His call and build the earth anew.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Early Poems_1972/Half-Conscious Progress.htm
Half-Conscious Progress -
March 25, 1972
Abrupt beginnings end as soon
Hardly is a new prayer won
Oceanic forces blind thy sun
And morning quickly fades to noon.
Still the spark of truth ignites,
A warrior springs to greet each day,
The flower fields in massed array
Perform with him the sacred rites.
Unconscious of immortality
He draws the dreams of God in sand
Describes the future with erring hand
Threading the fabric of destiny.
Aditi - March 24, 1972
When near Thee with impassioned heart
Thy arms outstretched in Grace to me
My gratitude did fill each part
And all my failures fell by Thee.
My worthless hands replied in kind
To reach their awkwardness to Thee
Then touched and held the moment blind,
My forehead bowed upon Thy knee.
From silence came the voice to say,
"Thank you, Mother", a simple phrase
Mid a golden smile through a golden ray
I rose fulfilled in Thy diamond gaze.
Adit