On Impermanence and Infinity
By rama devi nina, 29th Mar 2011 | Follow this author
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A collection of poems in various styles exploring theme threads of impermanence, death, dying, infinity and eternity.
- Infinity's Eyes and Ears
- (Perpetual) Temporary Impermance
- Circles of Infinity
- Echoes of Infinity
- The Art of Dying
- Another Song of Sky
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Infinity's Eyes and Ears
Infinity's eyes
behold truth everywhere--
resplendent reflections.
Wear these spectacles,
and bliss will never leave.
Every blade of grass
vibrates a subtle aura of light.
Infinity's ears
hear the hum of truth
in nature's sacred symphony.
Holy hearing happens
in the cathedral of silence.
Each blossom's petal
is a psalm.
Every leaf
of every tree
joins in a chorus
of whispered prayer
borne on devotional breezes.
Overtones of praise and gratitude
punctuate the breath of existence.
Once inside heart's chapel,
laughter, rapture, joy and contentment
remain as permanent guests.
(Perpetual) Temporary Impermance
Fresh moments birthed
constitute a unique 'now',
ephemeral and passing.
Precious instances
eventually finish;
epochs of history vanish.
Cycles turn and return,
making each second
transient--forever fleeting.
Shifting feelings measure
streaming currents--
fluid phases elapse.
Briefly, beauty and bliss
emerge and abscond,
supple, yet succinct.
The only thing
that never dies
is Supreme Truth.
Circles of Infinity
return to the source
chants the sea in rhythmic refrain
rivers flow a course
clouds sing destiny of rain
Echoes of Infinity
I)
dorian droning
oceanic presences
sweetly hypnotic
interminable whisper
majestic moonlit aplomb
II)
extraneous thoughts
merge into rhythmic motion
mind sits mesmerized
content from finest feelings
sourced from silent song of soul
The Art of Dying
I hold the dying by the hands
and watch as consciousness expands
into a realm of radiance
where wisdom stands.
In awe, I sense their spirit fold
inside to where a truth untold
can spin and weave a tapestry
of soul's pure gold.
The art of liberation's law
is one that paints, without a flaw,
the truth that we are made of light
no hand can draw.
As we approach that sharpest edge,
which cuts and prunes away the hedge
that blocks our view - to God we now
must give our pledge
to cease grasping this life we've fussed
about - observe how loudly rust
and mold announce the truth that all
will turn to dust.
The body fades, just like a breeze,
but soul's not bound by land or seas
and dying is a divine grace-
not a disease.
Another Song of Sky
Let's escape our
individuality
protest this brief performance--
merge with existence
re-defining death
becoming naked sky
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Further reading
More Poems on Spirituality
First Step to Enlightenment
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30th Mar 2011 (#)
Once again you have touched on the deepest longings and thoughts of the human soul. Beautiful poetry, my friend!
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1st Apr 2011 (#)
Thanks so much dear friend~
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31st Mar 2011 (#)
"the orb is ever full in endless skies", each line of your poetry is music to our ears and wisdom to our minds, thank you!
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1st Apr 2011 (#)
Thanks dear! ;-)
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31st Mar 2011 (#)
I enjoyed all your poems. You could have published one at a time. This will invite discussions. Thank you
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1st Apr 2011 (#)
When I try to publish one at a time here on Wiki it tells me the entry is too short. Have not figured it out yet! Thanks. Will try again.
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1st Apr 2011 (#)
Oh1 u all r very good writers and poets here gr88888888888888
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1st Apr 2011 (#)
*thanks* :)
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1st Apr 2011 (#)
Dynamic, inspirational, and finely crafted!
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1st Apr 2011 (#)
Wow, thanks so much dear James.
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1st Apr 2011 (#)
I am in awe of such great writers and y'all just amaze me how you can finely tune your words. Thank you for sharing.:)
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1st Apr 2011 (#)
I am much older than you in years, but you are centuries
ahead of me in wisdom. I love your writings.
My Anam Chara
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2nd Apr 2011 (#)
Thanks for your support of my writing dear Colette! :-)
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9th Apr 2011 (#)
beautiful!!
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9th Apr 2011 (#)
Thanks so much Maria
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