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SOUL-QUEST

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English Poetry

Searching the wetlands of the soul,

Am I part or am I whole ?

How do I navigate the ocean

of life ; to hold some precious   portion

what magic potion do I seek ?

O traveller ! O Soul ! O mate ! speak .

 

In each  door is a passage

a border to cross, to enter another age.

Are all answers within me ?

My own light I cannot see ?

 

Allow me to enter the City of Intuition

beyond the ken of will and volition .

Allow me  deeper knowledge of self ,

O traveller ! O  Soul ! please help

To enter again the creative lands of splendour

and revel yet again in the sea of wonder .

 

Fulfill this quest  and open the door ,

to sail away, give me an oar  …….

O soul! O soul! O soul !

churning in life’s whirlpool,

in the sea of nothingness .

 

12 Comments

  1. kusumgokarn says:

    Sarala,
    Once again a serious soul- searching poem with a spiritual quest into the hidden, unknown depths of one’s self.
    ‘oceans’ could remain singular like ‘sea”
    ‘ocean’ rhymes better with ‘portion’
    Kusum

  2. jaspal kaur says:

    a beautiful poem

  3. vijay says:

    Unknown shall remain unknown
    but in your search, you gave grown

    lovely poem

  4. Hi Vijay,
    Thank u …. growth is a constant process and i hope it sustains.
    sarala.

  5. Vishvnand says:

    A beautifully meaningful poem which provoked a thought
    Why have we to search, at all, who is it that says we aught
    What will happen if search we not, and just enjoy our quiet
    Is searching a quality & futile activity of our mortal unstable minds.
    Is it possible for it to find reality in abstract fields of such kind

    Hearty Kudos for the beautiful intense poem of a wonderful kind,

  6. siddhanathsingh says:

    simply highclass,narrative and style both so overwhelming and awesome.

  7. Gion Gion says:

    Sarala,
    a great poem to read.
    A touch of the 19th century about it.
    Classic use of imagery – wetlands, sea, door, passage.
    Do we seek definite answers? or some general understanding or is the very act of seeking/questioning fundamental to who we are and needs to be exercised in some way?
    “Allow me to enter the City of Intuition

    beyond the ken of will and volition .” – wonderful image.
    Glad to be back at the site,
    Fergus

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