Hyms from the Overman FoundationA Poem by Nao Deguchi
I am the clay petal of surreal thirst Not for expression alone, but divine connection These pilgrim poets of the world Who move like Rishi, Taoist, Sufi Above the brown-barrenness of desert-desire With thirst transpernal & song superconscient I am the mystic wave of ever-lastingness That pushes vibration on into spiritual forms A Sanskrit mantric unision of cells transpiring For that alone which cannot be named My dim pores flute only earthen music Chords ephemeral, refrains inevitable My ignorance stretches like a golden harp Into the night, as a child I learned to sing With tabla and sitar, glow-worm lantern-fire I am the bhakti’s last resort, the upanishadic theme Where roams the live-festivaled beloved’s thrill Like a visitation from
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Added on December 11, 2011 Last Updated on December 11, 2011 AuthorNao DeguchiMie, JapanAboutI will go to great lengths to encourage writers of Asian origin. Of these, Indian are my favorite. They have a beauty of sentiment that is not replicated in english. I do not like to leave a trace.. more..Writing
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