The Homecoming
And one day, I stilled this, the mind.
She had kept chattering all day long.
Suddenly, the heart said – stop. It did.
And the music and dance stopped.
*
But the stars twinkled mischievously
And the moon searched for my song.
The skies knew of the elusive illusions.
And I was still for the universe to fill me.
*
The wind carried my perfume everywhere.
The stars and moon and sun were happy.
They treasured my song’s seed.
and drank of my dancing cup too.
*
I did not crave for these delusions of mirth.
How do I tell them of my need?
When infinity and bliss waits for you,
do you need trivialities of frolic and regret?
*
And I was languishing in my own wait,
for the worlds were waiting for something too.
And I suddenly realised, and gave it up all.
I couldn’t withhold my treasures.
*
For the universe comes to those,
who trust her with all their faith and love,
and surrender everything else, she has already offered.
For, to the giver, comes the homecoming, the original abode.
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A different read.
[afterthought] most of your poems has the “god” factor in it. is this intentional?
Well Praveen, I would not “call it a “god” factor. Maybe you could sense a higher element.
Oh, but read this – http://myworldrevolvesaroundyou.wordpress.com/2010/06/21/a-beloveds-wait/
very nice….
Thank you didi
A beautiful piece…
Thank you Ruth
A beautiful piece!
This poem is just exquisite. Thank you for sharing it.
jeanne
Thank you for your kind words Jeanne.