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Biographical poem about Srila Prabhupada

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Prabhu

 

It is just nectarian. It touched my heart while reading and remembering

the following pastimes

 

> O mind, please run towards Srila Prabhupad

> Distributing his Back to Godhead

> In that boiling summer city

> Remember how he starts reeling

> Because of the heat

> How he was charged by a stray cow

> In a secluded street

 

> Remember his small suitcase,

> His umbrella and his supply of cereal

> That how he walked on-board, alone

> Carrying with him Caitanya-caritamrta

> There were no supporters, disciples, relatives

> Waving their hands from the shore

> No one knew how the crossing would end

> Except Lord Krishna, his most dear friend

>

> Friday, September 10th, 1965:

> "Today the ship is plying very smoothly,"

> He comments with humility, "today I feel better

> But I'm feeling separation from Sri Vrindavan

> And my Lords - Sri Govinda, Gopinath, Radha-Damodar"

>

 

> From the grey waterfront down the harbor's ships and lobster stands

> The drab buildings, the skyscrapers of the New World appear

> And Srila Prabhupad praying to his dearmost Lord:

> "I do not know why you have brought me here"

>

> He passes though customs and U.S. Immigration

> His visa allows him a three-month stay, stand officially

> Captain Pandia walks with him into Boston

> To show him what American life will be

> And Srila Prabhupad praying to his dearmost Lord:

> "Now you can do whatever you like with me"

 

 

Thank you for reminding us about such a great soul.

 

yhs, vmd

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