Duality Poem by Praveen Kumar in Celestial Glow

It's her world,
It's her bird,
Look'd absurd
From outside;
Yet she moved
On her dictates
Deep within soul.

Nobler than noble is her castle,
Taller than sky, firm and stable;
Crystal pure, aureate in dazzle,
It shone in beauty at its pinnacle.

Deviated from form
She carved own road,
Broke all traditions,
She looked dangerous;
A bag of huge puzzles,
She rushed to wilderness
As pointless wild ghost.

Divine is her purpose, firm on goal,
No mortal eyes have peek to that soul;
One in soul and move, she as a whole
Moved steadfast to distant sole goal.

In rebel-like moves
She threw all a'where,
Kick'd back and forth,
Violent were her moves;
She hurt my heart,
Threw my begging bowl,
Shatter'd me head to heal.

Gentle and soft like temple light,
Calm and quiet like dawn, bright,
Holy like heaven, soft and upright,
She only ran to reach her far target.

Years off and on,
She ran on thorns,
Innumerable turns,
Inescapable falls,
Pullbacks every step,
Unmindful of it all,
She reached her goal.

It's from where she sprang outside,
It's what she longed, her sole abode;
She strove to breach whatever stood,
That to mortal eyes appeared absurd.