O, Say You, Where Did You See Him? Poem by Bijay Kant Dubey

O, classical scholar, say you,
Where did you see Him,
Where,
Where did you God
In your scholasticism,
In your medieval scholarship
As say they
In whispers
Into the ears,
O, where, where did you?

O, scholar pastoral contradicting,
Say you,
Say you
Where did you,
Where did you see Him,
The Lord-God
Fluting into the wide open,
Into the countryside,
The landscapes touching
The golden sunshine
And the hills shining blue?

Is He the same who made the country
And the townships,
The panormic world of Nature,
The scapes wild and wooded,
Shaded in eerie silence
And scenic beauty
Running wild and beauteous,
Mystique and Divine
Telling of the fair works of Nature
And then maker of Nature itself?