Monday, September 05, 2011

You are the rhythm underlying the world,
Or so the prayer’s verse goes.
This is what I see:
The cycle of seasons, of rain pelting earth
Of the pulsating beat of colors and echoes that rebound
Exploding volcanoes, and crashing trees, red hot magma surging
In a blink of an eye, a lifespan, the three ages
The rise and collapse of civilizations, and crumbling ruins of Mohenjodaro

Wind ruffles the grass as it flows past
A heart thudding, lifeblood coursing through infinite channels
Traced by a machine beep
The swell of tides under a moonlit sky
Of the howl of wind across a bare desert
Magna throbbing in the center of the earth
That surge of green as sap gushes skywards
Pulsating stars in the deepest void
That intricate dance of infinite city lights
Of traffic rushing, blending, diverging, through
The world’s freeways
Of intellect, of a man’s grasp exceeding his reach,
Verily, you are this.

3 comments:

Verna Wilder said...

Oh! I come to the end of your words and find myself back at the beginning. Life is. That's all.

Thank you.

norrbu said...

where does the bhakti come from di? Is it with experiance and age? I seek my belief but am unable to find it.

PQ said...

Felt like you were an astronaut watching our earth from outer space...I could visualize the words and it was beautiful