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I was taken by surprise,
when asked the birds
who taught you to sing so sweet,
the cuckoo, the myna, the blackbird,
the robin, the parrot and the sparrow
tweeted in a chorus, ‘It is He.’
Busy bees on the flowers,
butterflies on their wings,
the lotus in the pond,
in the sky the clouds,
the ripples in the streams
and waves in the sea –
all had praise for the unseen you
to reaffirm, ‘We love to work for Him.’
Why then I have so many doubts
about your existence and your whereabouts?
No one in nature except man tells lies;
shall I then be a wise liar or believe my ears and eyes? |
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Thank you, Raj saheb for your appreciation, specially quoting holy Gurubani and Bible. Happy New Year to you.
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Dr. Mallick. Beautiful poem.
On the last line, you remind me of
Gurbani which says, "Jo Disse So Challanhaar"
and Bible - "What you 'see' and 'hear' is subject to change."
Thus what is beyond the comprehension is "That" -
"Par Brahm Parmeshwar".
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Thank you, Rupa. All are unanimous that you are a sweet girl and talented poet. Love.
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lovely..
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