Amrita Bharati
This is not the sort of poetry I have ever posted before, I came across this by accident and really liked it. I know very little about this poet (Amrita Bharati born in1939) but love the simplicity of her work. She is a Hindi poet, she studied Sanskrit and has a MA and a PhD in Sanskrit from Benares Hindu University. She is a writer, a poet, a translator and a publisher. This poem has a vey spiritual quality, it is called
In the Stillness of a Word
by Amrita Bharati
by Amrita Bharati
Both
are so alike -
his earth
my sky
I wanted
to follow him
wherever he went
But our paths
were so different -
he was on one
I on the other
with a line between us -
his
and mine
We
were one
in our soul
But
he walked
on the low peaks of the earth
And I
in the high chasms
of the sky
Maybe
these two paths
will turn
one day
in my poetry
so we may walk together
in the stillness of a word
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sugarpiehuny wrote on Jul 9, '09
This is so wonderful.. I did not read the comments. But the poem made me shiver.... I love it ad the artwork is great!
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bostonsdandd wrote on Jul 3, '09
Oh
WOW! I haven't read the other comments because I didn't want to forget
the feelings this poem brought to me. Oh WOW! I so get this poem. It
touches me on a deep level. She really understands the world and the
ways of love. Thank you SO much for finding this to share with us!
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psychesrealm wrote on Jul 3, '09
Hi
Loretta....thank you for your nice comments on my post...Youve done a
beautiful job with your post.....and I absolutely love this poem....!!!
...The Stillness of the A Word......resonates with simplicity.....yet
says ever so much!!.....Wonderful , Wonderful!!!....
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forgetmenot525 wrote on Jul 2, '09
I.m
really please dyou all liked this, i wasn't sure about posting it
because it is so different to my ususal choices................and
yes...........Brenda I have already considered using the plastic tops to
make a mosaic.
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sanssouciblogs wrote on Jul 1, '09
Absolutely brilliant piece and wonderful choice of illustration. I loved this, thank you, Loretta!
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sweetpotatoqueen wrote on Jul 1, '09
The
theme of a universal bond in Hindi poets is one I have always been
drawn to as well..it's message of oneness is a balm for the soul.
Beautiful words and gorgeous art!
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hedgewitch9 wrote on Jul 1, '09
Looks normal size to me :))
What gorgeous pieces of art! And a wistful, beautiful poem...thank you :) |
brendainmad wrote on Jul 1, '09, edited on Jul 1, '09
I'm
glad you found this poem and, of course, the pictures you've chosen are
perfect for it. Perhaps you could make a nice mosaic from your plastic
bottle lids.
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forgetmenot525 wrote on Jul 1, '09
lauritasita said
Loretta,
is your page supposed to be so stretched out like this ? I think if you
change the link to my page to a smaller font, the page will shrink to a
smaller size.
Thank
you Laurita, I didn't know that, the page didn't look stretched to me
but I have changed the font so that it fixes it for every one else. Can
you tell me if it is fixed please ???
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starfishred wrote on Jun 30, '09
wonderful loretta what a find
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caffeinatedjo wrote on Jun 30, '09
forgetmenot525 said
Maybethese two paths will turn one day in my poetry so we may walk together in the stillness of a word
What
beautiful words. I love her metaphors. The pics of the mosaics were
lovely, too. I am going to have to look for some more of her writings.
Powerful stuff.
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lauritasita wrote on Jun 30, '09
Loretta,
This is so......beautiful ! I love both the poetry and the lovely
mosaic artwork that you have chosen to illustrate the poem. Loretta, is
your page supposed to be so stretched out like this ? I think if you
change the link to my page to a smaller font, the page will shrink to a
smaller size
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