Shri Rama Poem by Rajesh Thankappan
Shri Rama
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I have a head
Oh no exactly ten heads!
A Ravana
Hanging down my neck!
Shri Rama.
I have a head
Nay, nay, ten heads
Because of which
I have lost my balance
Shri Rama.
I wait for you
Nay, for your arrow
To pierce through my navel
O Rama!
Shri Rama!
Saturday, December 22, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: mythology,philosophy,religion
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
According to the Hindu mythology, Ravana was an evil ten headed demon king. Shri Rama, an avatar of the Hindu God Shri Vishnu, kills this demon king and liberates his repenting soul at the very verge of death. (Written and posted on 22.12.2018)
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5/4/2024 1:39:04 PM # 1.0.0.1119
The evil qualities when enter into mind and various ten vices arise and make a man cry then we say Havana's head is risen. When divine value enters mind becomes calm and we say Rama recovers life from Ravana. Wonderful poem is wisely penned basing on mythological context....10