Seed First Or Tree First Poem by Rajaram Ramachandran

Seed First Or Tree First

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Seed first or tree first,
Egg first or hen first,
Man first or woman first,
Who can tell what came first?

What's unseen does exist,
What's seen doesn't exist.
The unseen air does exist,
The mirage doesn't exist.

A lighted candle stick,
Makes the fire visible
And the sound invisible,
To the ears it's audible.

A sheet paper shaken
Very fast, up and down,
Makes a fluttering noise,
That's heard well by the ears.

A train that moves
Or a jet that flies,
What a noise it makes?
This everyone knows.

Our mother earth rotates,
Non-stop, on its axis,
But where the noise goes,
Fast, around, as it moves?

The stars on the night sky
Who can count, how many?
Who keeps them afloat,
When they're moving fast?

Does the sea swallow the land,
When the earth rotates around?
From the hot sun or the wild wind,
Who saves the entire mankind?

As an invisible power, the supernatural,
And a performer of any kind of miracle,
He lives in our heart, as the Supreme God
And for our comfort, He gifted this world.

He can do or undo, as the Almighty.
Any thing, He can create or destroy.
Every balancing act, for Him, it's a play,
And He controls the Universe this way.

He asks from us nothing?
Our faith in Him unending
And our love for fellow being
That's what, He's expecting.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Mehta Hasmukh Amathalal 10 April 2010

He asks from us nothing? Our faith in Him unending And our love for fellow being That's what, He's expecting. why to make unending mistrusts and hatred when it is known only love and His prayers matter... he expects the same.... beautiful amd masterly crafted poem.....10 read mine nice to hold...a new love cult

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Raman Savithiri 30 December 2007

Totally different thought - air exists! - mirage does not exist. God though invisible He exists - world, though it is seen, does not exist out of our mind. do u agree? very nice and lovely poem Ramji

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Preeti - is here! 19 August 2006

He/She the creator? he asks us for nothing, but just to be the best we can. Sir, i trult appreciate your poems. They breathe experience!

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Rajaram Ramachandran

Rajaram Ramachandran

Chennai born, now at Juhu, Mumbai, India
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