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Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_2006/I Have Touched Her Feet.htm
I Have Touched Her Feet
A casket of unparalled delight
Brimming with the joy of human form,
Divine, attired in our mortal dress,
A tiara of stars above Her haloed head,
The secrets of the mystic dance revealed
In every step upon the offered soil.
The radiance in Her eyes a thousand suns
Appear as nightfall on a silent land,
Her voice a music of forgotten spheres.
She lit in me the fierce eternal flame
That heatless burns consuming all the dross,
Her speech the very utterance of God,
Her smile could kindle joy in barren hearts,
Her touch transform to beauty all the dull
Distorted images that plague our days.
I have touched Her feet,
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_2006/Upon the Paths of Time.htm
Upon
the Paths of Time
Feb.
18, 2006
There is still too much in us that would resist
The swift descent of the transforming grace.
Old established things reluctant prove
To vacate their ensconced familiar space.
The
ingenious machinations of the mind,
The
vital self in love with its desires,
Even the
body's unwillingness to change
Weigh
heavily on the spirit that aspires
For calm
and peace, surrender to the Light,
The
radiant godhead whom we feel we know
Within,
above, perhaps our very soul
Encouraging
our feet to swiftly go
To the mounting hills that towards the heavens
climb
And touch their feet upon
the paths of time.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_2006/The Mother of Creation.htm
The Mother of Creation
Desire was strong in me, the subtle "I"
Had wrapped the world into its packaged view,
The Ego swallowed each great mystery
And thought itself the Knower of the true.
A moment dawned all time cannot abjure
When first I saw Her in Her carven chair,
She greeted me with a welcoming 'Bon jour!'
The Mother of Creation seated there.
And then a mighty transformation came,
That turned the being towards its proper course
Nothing I was would ever be the same,
I lived within the fire and felt the force.
All things ugly, all things undivine
Were swept away or changed by Beauty's hand.
This narrow sight glim
I Must Learn
I must learn to live again
Discarding sorrow's past
And sing the spirit's one refrain
Of blessings I've amassed.
I must learn to walk again,
Recovery is slow,
I lived secluded in my pain
With nowhere else to go.
I must learn to fly again
Where dreams are truly real,
And demons of the dark are slain
On battlegrounds surreal.
I must wed laughter and delight
Break from this hermit shell,
Regain the visionary sight
In peace once more to dwell.
I Have Been Witness
I have been witness to a thousand births
And made acquaintance with the one called death,
I have seen beauty unvanquished by his touch
And heard in many rooms at the final hour
The cosmic silence when the soul departs.
Each day I die to all things old and worn
To wake to joy that beckons me come forth
And live in rapture letting go the past.
The Master Helmsman
As a ship ploughs slowly through a starless night
So must the soul voyaging through time
Confront the darkness in this outer hull,
Its driven engine pushing through the seas
Of being and becoming, unaware
At birth yet seeking though the storm of years
Through waves of doubt upon a tossing main
To reach a shore beyond the ocean swell
Of failure and accomplishment and death,
To harbour in the realms of the Divine.
The unconscious is a fathomless abyss
Unable to be plumbed by mortal mind
That rudderless cannot reach the lands
Of sunlit calm that open to the seer.
Our nature must align with greater stars,
We must penetrat
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_2006/Put Old Memories to Sleep.htm
Put Old Memories to Sleep
The future calls us but the past
Still whispers softly in our ears,
Earthly joys and sorrows last,
And rivers fill with human tears.
Each dawn brings precious gifts to reap,
The dream impossible made true
And yet within my heart I keep
Pained remembrances of you.
I hear the inner being call,
"No longer in your grief do weep,
Chase the demons from your soul
And put old memories to sleep."
Born of Light
Out of the dark night of the soul once more
I breathe beyond that penitential air
And far above the clouded mind I soar
To regions beautiful beyond compare,
The silent places where the being heals
And tempered in the hearth the sword of will
Wields the truth-word as the morning steals
Across the spirit's landscape, calm and still.
We must recall the path that led us here,
Right attitude allowing grace to flow,
Acknowledging light, extinguishing all fear,
Accepting that something has our souls in tow.
Through consecration surely we shall Know
We are born of light and into light we go.
My God
My god is the god of music
Te beautiful One who sings
And plays his tunes so lovingly
Upon my spirit's strings.
My god is a flower god
Sprinkling the earth with hues
And fragrances immemorial
That sadly we abuse.
My god is poetry
Who willingly descends
Into the hearts and minds of men,
Our littleness transcends.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Poems by Narad/Poems_2006/To Sail Towards the Fires of Dawn.htm
To Sail Towards the Fires of Dawn
Is it true that we can only write
Of things we have experienced,
Is it not possible that we
Were here before the world commenced?
If an ancient tree from tiny seed
Was witness to the changing age
Might we not see through inner eyes
The visions of the seer and sage?
And yet we live with blinders on
Favouring the narrow view
Fearing unknown foreign lands
We leave the harbours that we knew
To venture on uncharted seas,
Depart the island-nature's home
To sail towards the fires of dawn
Where the soul in us may freely roam.