The Temple Lass Poem by Indira Renganathan

The Temple Lass

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Look at her! vision internal
Amidst the flood of lights providential
Sitting so simple before the temple
Doesn't tremble but capable
Stringing up the flowers essential
Without struggling like a professional
To sell to you only retail
For the deity in the temple...

Her eyes with pupils muted winkle
Revealing so much potential
Herself nurturing her own life, a testimonial

My visit to the temple
Is now habitual
To see that lass little
Visionless still visualising with vigil
Her earnings and savings a brave sentinel!

Greet her courageous spirit with flowers cordial
Despite her impairment is she hopeful
Raise her up to bloom and blossom life full

Saturday, April 19, 2008
Topic(s) of this poem: social
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kathy Van Kurin 29 November 2016

Indira Renganathan, this little story of your sweet lass is so real and visual! In her need the humiltly has brought it's power. Humanity needs to be loved and i love how this shows the truth our hearts need to find God. Where does this driving need emanate? The Lord God loves and made us for Himself just because He loves us and wants fellowship with us.Thankyou for sharing. I wish you every good gift and every perfect gift as only our Lord Jesus Christ can provide. blessings in your life and writing. Kathy

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Indira Renganathan 29 November 2016

Thank you Kathy for your kind comment....I do agree that God is all and it's all His wish and love only...may His mercy save us all...thank you for your energizing wishes too....God bless you

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Anjana Asok 19 April 2008

it was a nice poem indira chechi. your vocabulary is great.please read my poem' A loving sister(a really loving one) ' & see if u like it

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