Once he feared every omen; tick'ng Big Ben
thundered cannons and mind's filled with demons.
Lived he phobias unfounded and unknown.
Inane adversities even; sent cold sweat down
wetting head to feet; shattering thoughts sane.
But a day came soon like bright Sun shine
when dawned in him nascent omniscience...
that he's laden himself with false burden
nescient of the ONE bearing the whole creation.
Was it due to his strong devotion
or result of his rinsed out sins?
Knew not but; he became a new man
like a full Moon out of cloud curtain
and like rosy petals out of coarse sepals.
He now submits every poser and pain
at His Lotus Feet with staunch faith.
No fear; no favor; he does his chores
smiling at every trial and comfort alike.
He is an ascetic in bon vivant mould,
a jeevanmukta; a jettisoned life boat,
an indulgent body with unattached soul
and an elemental flesh housing Holy Ghost!
the path of the illuminated is hard and painful, but the reward is sweet and refreshing... we have so much to learn of this kind of philosofy here on the west. brilliant work friend.
sir, this is one of my favourite poems of yours.....brilliant in every aspect
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Those who are equal to enemy and friend, pleasure and pain and calm in loss and gain is indeed free in this very life...............A living king Janaka........Good Write...10+++