You can see me; You can hear me.
But, I am blind and deaf.
I am unable to see Your enchanting beauty,
As I am absolutely ignorant.
Unable to hear Your honey-sweet voice.
As I am entirely unaware.
Even an earthly mother,
Can not bear her child being sightless and heedless.
How do You stand my pain of being vain?
Even an earthly mother,
Would spend her whole life,
To serve unsighted child of hers.
But, Oh! compassion-hearted Mother,
How can You turn to be stone-hearted,
Not ready to spend even few minutes a day,
To this helpless blind kid of yours?
Even an earthly mother,
Would strive her level best,
To bring light into the blind-eyes;
Would seek all means,
To sing songs of love to the deaf-ears;
Oh, All powerful Sakthi!
Is it a hard task to You,
To cast away my blindness – ignorance?
To purge away my deafness – unawareness?
A touching prayer to Sakthi, the Universal Mother, that will open our eyes to the realities we have to face on this earth. Nothing will move without Her Divine Grace..
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Shirdi Baba was waiting for his food-Chapati-his devotee was bringinging the same; on the way a hungry dog followed for food; devotee shared some chapatis; then he met Baba; Baba immediately told him that he has already offered chapati; devotee was dumb found.......when you can see the Peace on the face of animals and inanimates it is same as seeing Amma; in fact She has given u a greater vision.....you are my envy...Amma's pride...great poem