A cape where two seas merge in one ocean,
substantiate feelings of oneness
an amalgamation of soul and heart
one union of love and passion
treasures and possessions shared,
fears and secrets too...
from the domineering exteriors of nature
one breathtaking landscape in expanse
waves grasp frantic whisper of wind and toss
white conch shells, pebbles on colorful sand
one feral rhythm transpires when united
waters divulge their nostalgic elements
From the serene harmony of
heavenly shore, sun captivates
the most splendid sun rise and sun set
alongside saffron clad monks,
their resounding drum beats
emergence of a resplendent fusion
of sun and moon in same horizon
on a full moon day......
exploring meditation of mind, a rock
cave in cradle of nonchalant ocean
there a saint finds real meaning of incarnation
On seaside, one virgin goddess on penance
in vicinity of a temple restraint
no vermilion on her forehead
she on her long atonement over years
waits in sanctum for her divine love
her beautiful face and phenomenal
diamond nose ring shines to shoreline
along with radiance of brass oil lamps
pigeons of love fly from stone pillars
dividing white soft clouds beneath dreamy sky
Kanyakumari, virgin goddess
continue to wait there with eternal aspirations
holding promontory in her reigning grandeur...
Well crafted with beautiful imagery of a beauty standing lady on the rocks tall come rain thunder or eevn tsunami...............
very graphic n vivid in detail...hw about my 'vaishnavi' n 'kamakhya revisited' if time permits? cheer
Though I lived in Thoothukudi for 3 years, I could not visit Kanyakumari. You gave me a real Darshan.10 sathya narayana
Reema, this is simply great! I think it is one of your best so far! I had visited Kanyakumari way back in 1987 while I was undergoing Defence Services Saff College Course at Wellington. At that time I had only taken photographs! I never thought about writing! Thanks for sharing. -Raj Nandy
Several years after I personally visited Kanyakumari, I revisited the Cape through your great poem! Congrats.
I loved the invocation of the legend of Kanya Kumari, Swami Vivekananda and the whole atmosphere of the lieu. A magical place and a touching story. Thanks Rema.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
beautiful description of the Goddess of Virginity… a colorful description of Her proximity… virginity of humanity, perception by swami Vivekananda, the saint. enjoyed this poem… a ten for you…