My first K-poem

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Hello group,

 

I have never written any poetry (haha - it will probably be obvious)

but wrote this while sitting on the deck yesterday listening to the

birds chirp. Their song sounded so other worldly to me. I guess it

is Shakti's first verse through Charles.

 

Their words echo things familiar,

From far but near – I cannot grasp;

The melody falls full yet hollow,

A reflection of future and past.

 

These sounds speak in distant tongues,

And please me in celestial ways;

I comprehend not this splendor,

Born of benign but mystical days.

 

Frothing waves in a torrent of time,

Crash upon the sea of silence beyond

All which my fragile form can sense,

Like ripples in a stagnant pond.

 

Much love,

Charles

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Very nice!

 

Paul

 

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Hello group,

 

I have never written any poetry (haha - it will probably be obvious)

but wrote this while sitting on the deck yesterday listening to the

birds chirp. Their song sounded so other worldly to me. I guess it

is Shakti's first verse through Charles.

 

Their words echo things familiar,

From far but near – I cannot grasp;

The melody falls full yet hollow,

A reflection of future and past.

 

These sounds speak in distant tongues,

And please me in celestial ways;

I comprehend not this splendor,

Born of benign but mystical days.

 

Frothing waves in a torrent of time,

Crash upon the sea of silence beyond

All which my fragile form can sense,

Like ripples in a stagnant pond.

 

Much love,

Charles

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

That was nice, thank you for sharing with us Charles

 

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chase: Sun, 20 Jul 2008 19:20:18 +0000Subject:

My first K-poem

 

 

 

 

Hello group,I have never written any poetry (haha - it will probably be obvious)

but wrote this while sitting on the deck yesterday listening to the birds chirp.

Their song sounded so other worldly to me. I guess it is Shakti's first verse

through Charles.Their words echo things familiar,From far but near – I cannot

grasp;The melody falls full yet hollow,A reflection of future and past.These

sounds speak in distant tongues,And please me in celestial ways;I comprehend not

this splendor,Born of benign but mystical days.Frothing waves in a torrent of

time,Crash upon the sea of silence beyondAll which my fragile form can

sense,Like ripples in a stagnant pond.Much love,Charles

 

 

 

 

 

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Nice Charles! Thank you for posting it. -

 

, " Charles "

<chase wrote:

>

> Hello group,

>

> I have never written any poetry (haha - it will probably be obvious)

>

[Guest guest]

Late Sri Narayana Guru was a great Yogi. http://www.snaofna.org/ng_b.stm(Sri Narayana Association of north America)He had an awakened Kundalini. He had written about K in a poem called the K song. You can read the translation here : (Scroll down to page 321)http://advaitavedanta.co.uk/content/view/286/--- On Mon, 21/7/08, Charles <chase wrote:Charles <chase My first K-poem Date: Monday, 21 July, 2008, 12:50 AM

 

Hello group,

 

I have never written any poetry (haha - it will probably be obvious)

but wrote this while sitting on the deck yesterday listening to the

birds chirp. Their song sounded so other worldly to me. I guess it

is Shakti's first verse through Charles.

 

Their words echo things familiar,

From far but near – I cannot grasp;

The melody falls full yet hollow,

A reflection of future and past.

 

These sounds speak in distant tongues,

And please me in celestial ways;

I comprehend not this splendor,

Born of benign but mystical days.

 

Frothing waves in a torrent of time,

Crash upon the sea of silence beyond

All which my fragile form can sense,

Like ripples in a stagnant pond.

 

Much love,

Charles

 

 

 

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Lovely Charles - thank you for sharing

 

 

, " Charles "

<chase wrote:

>

> Hello group,

>

> I have never written any poetry (haha - it will probably be

obvious)

> but wrote this while sitting on the deck yesterday listening to the

> birds chirp. Their song sounded so other worldly to me. I guess

it

> is Shakti's first verse through Charles.

>

> Their words echo things familiar,

> From far but near – I cannot grasp;

> The melody falls full yet hollow,

> A reflection of future and past.

>

> These sounds speak in distant tongues,

> And please me in celestial ways;

> I comprehend not this splendor,

> Born of benign but mystical days.

>

> Frothing waves in a torrent of time,

> Crash upon the sea of silence beyond

> All which my fragile form can sense,

> Like ripples in a stagnant pond.

>

> Much love,

> Charles

>