About the dreamers who would have mankind progress and boldly do it.
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Plea from a pacifist to humanity to spread love not be embroiled in hate.
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Dead set against all forms of war, this one ends with: "Come my much loved species, time to turn the page!"
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But Humankind seems ready for fresh ideas, that's a plus. I wrote last year that the time can be even now,
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let work morph into it's divine future and no longer maim or control. This very moment, we withdraw our sanction from poverty, homelessness and war. We eliminate the need for banks, debt and taxes forever!
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Enough talk of daemons and sprites and spirits that would possess a poets imagination, lead him to daydream and continually obsess - What these fellows need is some strong grounding in reality.
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Written for a friend, the day they stormed the Sri Lankan President's house, demanding his resignation
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"Just a change in our outlook as we ride the escalator to heaven... I may seem old and haggard, but I tell you I've much time well spent, In daring to plot the reform of tomorrow, plant a veritable Eden."
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A heartfelt thanks for those who dare to build a brighter tomorrow. "we'll joyfully burst out in song. For mankind will have survived his adolescence, will finally belong - In the timeless halls of tomorrow".
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Another poem inspired by my Gurus, on the special day when I visited the city they sanctified and hallowed.
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For a dear friend on the occasion of his book launch - with a plea to all to come, help build and then live in a "Common Planet"
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About fighting for truth and Mother Earth, this one ends with a strong call to have a day "glorious as we dreamt. When we decided to fight for good"
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Feeling lost, I soon pick up my spirits as I think of my gurus and their legacy
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Flow of thoughts at a Yagnashala or place where a ritual offering was being made to the divine, and a friend was addressing the students there
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After all what fun is life unless we have each other as tether.. So make a stand to uplift each other.
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A from the heart confession about my less than perfect self / appreciation for the family that loves and supports me.
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This one about letting go our lower tendencies and living in the light
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Embodying a future spirit, this poem speaks of desirable qualities, offering hope that "just when your faith is flagging, an angel appearing... Out of nowhere will give you a boost and you the pinnacle will surmount"
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About a friend whose stood by me "we barely know how to cry... And wash away the nightmares in our dark past... Has the time come to grow in the light at last"
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A painful reminder as to how many lives we are losing in this pandemic and how we feel each death so poignantly. Ends with a word of comfort to those in the line of fire.
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Imploring us to fashion things with our own hands and be filled with passion - for that is when spirit arises in matter.
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I keep planting seeds of brotherly caring,but it falls on deaf ears,dont they cry at another's grieif, one that's so painful.
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I'll help you instead of reeling from the light.
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Look to your lordand let hisheaven manifest faster.
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2020 with its pandemic in perspective - "We're done with the old ways of utter callousness and unfeeling... Being cooped at home, we've gotten past crazy and begun healing... It's a little rough but we're now starting to appreciate family... There's been friction but we learn to enjoy the other's gaiety"
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On how a brighter future is possible if we let breathe the sensitive side inside us.
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A prayer for the power to go out and do good in this world.
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For the Mother Foundation and how Mother Earth would want us to be.
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Requesting the Lord to command us to be good and amicable to one another.
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A loud rallying call to establish peace, dedicated to my pastor Gary
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Various wishes as I think of the big blue world and beg it to "wish on"
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You fill the role of an honest ,insightful well-wisher,you 've helped me rethink my ideas so thy can last.
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The best way to lead is by example, so remember to intervene with kindness and patience tiill the lessons are clear in the wrongdoer's mind.
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So verdant they are that my heart is set a tingling... I feel a love emanating for all of God's creation... The night sky and silvery moon sets me singing... With the smell of Earth and Nature, I feel an elation...
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Wake up and live ecstatic, Life can be fantastic.
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On this pristine world your blessings send,O lord
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Another poem from the Imagine series
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On building a peaceful world as we find our “humanity”
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Another poem on Societal Liberation (Imagine)
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First (planned) poem of the Imagine Series
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About that cosmic divine. "As Kala and Bhairava does He make ours - A place of surpassing beauty, enter our nests - And reveal Himself at the Kernel of Bliss" (Anandamayakosha).
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Jointly, Sons of God - wake up and life the Life Divine. "Why does none fight for the very principle of right - Sons of God wake up, live the good life and in might".
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Jointly, Outside Auroville. "Come back and let's build that tomorrow - A vision so fierce as to fill our marrow - Remember our true path as once we were led - Blood sweat and tears, so easily shed".
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For Simon of GoodCountry.org, a poem on unity. "I saw the world as one one night - No more wars, no waking in fright - Long and hard we had dreamed - Wake up and unite, we screamed".
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2018 and it's 5 preceding years - for Sahlan, Imran, Biraja & Simon
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For people to explore and embrace their religious identity and "Do not sink to the level of the stereotype - Rather rise higher than the clouds above - Reach heaven, and touch God's face".
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At every death, there is cause to pause and reflect on these, it helps put living in perspective and to celebrate the time we have (left).
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For my teachers Sri Aurobindo and Mirra Alfassa, written at their ashram in Pondicherry. "We seem on the brink - of total annihilation our pilot extinguished with no time to pause and think - to follow our highest right as dictated by that voice from within".
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As the poem ends, it makes you ponder "in striving we find we've grown, our hearts widening, - our minds reaching to the far galaxies glimmering".
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For Tolkien et alii - a tribute to books, movies and songs - hence the category Medley. "to rediscover the Flame Imperishable - set in the heart of every man able".
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For a dear old friend, in memory of good times and a imperative to "raise our glasses we did in toast - to a life from which we would wrest the most".
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Devotional - For Mahakala and Mahakali (the Primal Aspects) - Lord and Queen of TIME. "reveal themselves they do to a few - seers and saints in every hue - to instill in us a sense of direction - to stay the course".
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For my mother - "with her at my side, the battle of life to fight, saves me from danger, my anchor in any plight"
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Begins with a mention of the Indian God of Death - Yama, this one talks of the cycles of life and death - each one ending with a rebirth
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One more of those devotional poems that talks of life, with "experiences so engraved in our minds - emotions that linger in all shapes and kinds".
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Named for the Jethro Tull song, this poem tells of forests that "give a weary traveller rest", - those of us who "see acres wild, filled with the wonder of a child".
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Another poem in the Spirit series, Perfection tells us how life can be when we are inspired - "deep seated in our mind it liberates".
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For Bethany Nikka Ferret, character in Curious Lives, a bold, young and dashing adventurer - captain of the sea rescue boat - Resolute.
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Describes God and the divinity within. A path to "guide the traveller to his journey's end".
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How the world can be if Builders (Change Agents) were all given a chance to "reshape that stream of activity around us until the possibility of greatness is achieved".
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An earnest plea to love one another "for it is only when we express love that we become closer to our true self".
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For a dear friend who I "thank for being steadfast in love for those are the very things - that makes us feel not like paupers but as kings".
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Beginning with romantic thoughts like "standing under a waterfall beside one you love", this poem ends with a call to have "deep wells of love, for the plants and animals that share this planet".
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A plea to one and all to have enthusiasm in life to "flow through our niggles" and be "full of joy" despite the ups and downs.
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On myself, this tells a personal tale of my youth.
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A tribute to mothers, especially mine - "lights that guide us through the dark".
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Birthday wishes for a good friend of mine. I usually send this out on birthdays along with a fresh poem.
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An early poem and a wakeup for us all to see the beauty in life, overcome worry and live infused with love.
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