Two Birds Poem by Shamik Kumar Bose
Two Birds
Two birds on two branches of the same tree
One top of the another
One in down in merry
Eating fruits
Restless, gazing to the other sometime
The other
Neither eating nor playing
In silence, gazing forward
Meditating.
'based on Upanishad'
Copyright: Shamik Bose
Monday, October 19, 2009
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9/20/2024 4:57:36 AM # 1.0.0.1119
The bird in merry is 'Jibatma', our soul. The bird in meditation is the 'Paramatma', the God's soul to whom our soul likes to unite.