Some days I get up before sunrise
And see what can be seen in nascent light,
Across the street, beyond sparse foliage;
And farther yonder on the horizon,
The prone dark hill of Devi, triumphant
Over all things evil, cruel or mean.
I raise my arms in private reverence
To Savitre, the vivifying source
Of Sun, our Earth and all of cosmos too.
Let there be dusk and night; now it is dawn
And shaded hues, a fresh morphology.
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Mysuru, India. 21 March,2017
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The psalms and chants of the old Indian Veda lore are still voiced so many centuries later. The idea of 'Savitre' as the vivifying power of the Sun (Surya) is worth study. AM