Divine Dream, Tormenting Tears Poem by Sk. Nurul Huda
Divine Dream, Tormenting Tears
I saw the sea, you bring me to the river
I hoped the flood, you make the measured water,
I sowed in all you claimed yours only yours small
I broke that chain you walled me to fall.
He stole for us to grow and prosper
And the physical flame get the Divine chain super
I tried the spiritual fire to start
You punished me gave me earthly hurt,
Any-va or any-ism vowed I not for
But humanism I cultivated for all nar
I worshipped har God in har dhar. Blissful prosper, peaceful soul in Ghar Ghar.
A well written tribute to the legendary Swami Vivekananda.....his idea of universal brotherhood and the idea of tolerance that he once voiced 125 years back at Chicago, should be the guiding principles of the present intolerant world....thanks for sharing...
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5/4/2024 11:11:44 PM # 1.0.0.1119
I saw the sea, you bring me to the river- - -what a beautifully written line!