Of His Creation Poem by Vedanth Bhatnagar

Of His Creation



When Thou felt the time ripe,
And Thy forces, all together,
The Creation began, with Thy Holy Breath,
And flowed in knots beneath;
Then began the latent churning motion,
That brought into existence
Your children,
And all matter thence.

Thus the Creation stood fulfilled,
And The Spirit Of Life flowed
Through our world and worlds unknown,
That we made our abode;
From Creatures huge to creatures small,
Bow to Thy magnificence,
Heed to your call,
Crave for Thy Holy Self, in their persistence.

For years long, they have walked by the side of Thee,
Longing to be as close as they ought to be,
Except Thyself, nothing could they see,
And Thy nearness, was their glee.

Thy Children, whom Thou care,
Now, of the path, which they once walked with Thee, are astray,
Deny Thy very being,
Ignorant of the true way;
Thy world hath, now, many a greed,
That were now paid heed to,
Of ghastly thoughts,
Was laid now a seed, too;

Need for time was not,
For the seed promptly grew,
This was the commencement of the first crime;
Saved were only a few.
Now, we remain,
Afraid of the worse,
Our toils were but in vain,
For our brothers, burdened with this curse.
Known was that came all from nothing,
And shalt merge into nothing,
Thy remembrance forgotten in their pride,
They hath, now, placed Thou aside.

My humble self bespeaks,
Thee to bring Thy self to our world ignorant,
In a form befitting us,
And Light up again Thy Knowledge, which lang syne Thou had lent.

Thursday, January 24, 2013
Topic(s) of this poem: creation,god
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Vedanth Bhatnagar

Vedanth Bhatnagar

Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India.
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