Body, A Temple Poem by Aniruddha Pathak

Body, A Temple

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No mere mishmash of limbs, blood nor yet flesh
That would one day burn up and turn to ash,
Abode is it of everlasting soul,
Perceiving and powering and knowing all,
A witness of an endless bliss,
A temple of God body is.

Breathes therein Nature's secret essence,
Doctor its own, doing its own defence,
Beats therein ancient heart that feels no small,
And head filled with wisdom at beck and call,
Therein shines all the universe,
Of which the sages sing in verse.

No efforts ever enough to protect
Can be this God's edifice to respect,
Yet, all we ever do is to neglect,
To puncture divine purity
Of His abode and temple, the body,
The Creator's one noble act!

And yet, a new one is bestowed on death,
Such is in this creation His faith.
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Musings |20.08.14 |

Thursday, June 27, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: body,soul
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dr Dillip K Swain 27 June 2019

No mere mishmash of limbs, blood nor yet flesh/That would one day burn up and turn to ash.......the reality, the bitter and ultimate truth! A pragmatic write sir...........................................10

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Aniruddha Pathak 28 June 2019

Thank you Dr Swain for the feedback and a rating of 10.

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