I am holy father I am thinking,
My children are ever linking.
Where is my holy son I know,
For me devotion he does show.
Oh children, is my son sleeping?
Do you know where is he creeping?
He obeys my command for you,
Following his path you obey true.
Blue sky witnesses dove does sing,
Nature keeps for you everything.
Ringing again bell whispers moon,
If you are sleeping do awake soon.
I know my son is singing new song,
He is in my touch although in long.
He transfers my message in wisdom,
He is king of kings in your kingdom.
Who tells my son is sleeping there?
I know he is alert ever to take care.
He is singing again only my glory,
Writing heaven, I write new story.
© Kumarmani Mahakul,30 April 2015. All rights reserved.
Son should take rest after hard work. However you have expressed your filial love nicely here.
When troubles beset us, we complain that God is sleeping! Never.....! The son of God is ever alert and he was sent to the earth by the Heavenly Father to redeem mankind! The Christian belief of the Father and Son are beautifully incorporated in this religious write!
Nice observation is made on sleeping of son. Leaf carries letter. Calmness is inside own mind. This we should feel. Soul is pure. Nature impacts on soul. This is a great poem and you are a nice poet.
I know my son is singing new song, He is in my touch although in long. He transfers my message in wisdom, He is king of kings in your kingdom..- a wonderful spiritual poem . you are a great spiritual poet. tony
my holy son, my glory, meaningful sir. how are you? Namaskar sir.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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