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Wake up o'Lord, it's winter's vernal shine
Dawning to be consecrated with mercy Thine
Whilst yet a darkling sky's in full moon shine
In tardy treads it's pinking too fine
As Thou asterism Arudhra is on to sign
Conjuring melodies of cooing birds pine
Invoked Margazhi-matins intensify to combine
Intending for anointed ablutions aromatic divine
Wake up o'Lord, wake up
Then it means to be sanguine more
Sacred bathing mounds in variety to pour
Shiva is fresh and feasted to score
Follow now His jaunt of cosmic chore
Prime at Dharukavan blissful, He dances to roar
Surrender the rishis, their nescience to implore
Repeats His cosmic dance, Pathanjali to adore
On Thai-Poosam for Vyagrapada once more
Illimitable expeditions has He all more
Vital, vigorous, fervent He's the cosmic force
Blest or blazed all from His source
Fiery that He seeks more a bathing course
Cool on Maasi- morn of a chathurdasi-repose
Ere full moon amid sacred ablutions He glows
Freshened Lord doesn't let us doze
Awakens the light in wide awake those
On a Maasi-night whole His blessing flows
Thence the trumpet of His marriage-grandeur blows
Watch the merry Lord ecstatic, samsaric
Performing to the core of our blood rhythmic
Reddened to be Ratnasabapathy dynamic
Refreshed of yet more ablution fantastic
On Thiruvonam in Chithirai bombastic
Noon -bathing rhapsodic naps to be melodic
That the Lord emerges to be characteristic
On Uthiram in Aani all majestic
Blessing us whole in evening symbolic
Now time for the slumber-surrender-darkness
Nescient night whilst seeking refuge vivacious
The Lord forbids its ignorance gracious
Bathed anew, aglow with effulgence
On Chaturdasi in Aavani propitious
Sequel- Poornima all with her godliness
While leering fledging cupid-arrows
Rapturous Lord resorts to further ambrosial ablutions
On a Chaturdasi in Purattasi nighttime magnificence
Shiva is all content with the whole cosmic force
Unto Him retires our woes and wishes
Unto Him Poornima wanes, waxes, wanes
Indira Renganathan
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Comments about this poem (A Day With The Lord
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Nivedita Bagchi SPC UK (6/16/2010 10:04:00 AM)
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‘Unto Him retires our woes and wishes’…very wise and with Vedic verdict
Ms. Nivedita
UK
10/10
PS Thanks for comment Ma’am …Please visit my page
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Randy Hogan (4/28/2010 10:24:00 PM)
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How could I ever repay you? For your beauty.
How could I ever repay you? For all the love that you shown to others.
How could I ever repay you? For every tear you've dried from a child face.
How could I ever repay you my sweet sister?
I'm just a meek man, so the only way I could repay you
is to thank the LORD for the beauty He made when he made YOU.
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU
HUMBLE BY YOU,
~*~Randy
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Raj Nandy (3/8/2010 9:07:00 AM)
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A BEAUTIFUL INVOCATION TO THE LORD! 10!
-Raj
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John Oconnell (2/15/2010 3:54:00 PM)
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a treasure from treasures, i feel mean i'm so economical with words
but in my heart i aim to at the treasure of meaning that is sublime in its truth.
thanks for your encouragement even though it was a very western poem.
john
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Ramin Chaman (2/12/2010 10:05:00 AM)
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Hi Indira..
Thanks for your kind comment
and about your poem..it's very eloquent..have a good time with your lord..
Ramin
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Prince Obed de la Cruz (2/3/2010 2:09:00 AM)
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i think you should share this to as many as you can... rated this one 10
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Dr. Ratan Bhattacharjee (1/24/2010 2:44:00 AM)
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Mystical feeling poetically expressed.... so simple yet so holy..
Please read some of my poems and comment on them. Ur divine feelings may inspire me in a new light
Ratan Bhattacharjee
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Mehta hasmukh amathalal (1/4/2010 10:23:00 PM)
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Shiva is all content with the whole cosmic force
Unto Him retires our woes and wishes
Unto Him Poornima wanes, waxes, wanes.it is always divine power that takes our care and happiness...lovely piece to read..so high in language....10
read mine go back...pulled from deep sleep
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Mandara Pookal (12/18/2009 8:11:00 AM)
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I need to send you a message. Pls let me know how. As for this poem, its power is unbelievable. Thank you for your lovely comments on my work. your pet too, mandara
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