The finest jewel ever sculpted by God,
Sacred most mould inhabited His abode,
Beauty in divine kaleidoscopic spectrum,
Within and without in irremissible balance;
She resides inside me in sanctum sanctorum,
She lights my soul in celestial brilliance.
I find her smile in all blossoms outside,
I find her dance in rhythms everywhere,
In magics of nature in fullmoon's spread,
In dawn and dusk, in shifting atmosphere,
In oceanic width and gay flights of cloud,
I find her grand swell in the Nature's galore.
She whispers day and night, keeps me alert,
Guides me forward in relentless drive;
She's conscience, adjudge wrong or right,
Keeps me fit, and round the clock alive;
She's my heart throb, blood's incessant stream,
Tells me who am I, keeps in divine gleam.
I wonder how was I afore she gate-crashed,
And held me in her spell forever thereafter;
Lightening like she came, thunder like rained,
Before I realized what had blessed me where;
She roused me from human, to heavenly, Godly,
Traversed from shadows across heavenly fair.
See her not outside, I ignore her not inside,
I witness good and sublime outside, as she is;
She's pure beauty reflected from all beautiful,
She's sheer symphony, streams out of cosmos;
She's divine fragrance, that inhales my soul,
I submit to her grandeur, my anchor and guide.
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