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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required In the archaic anchorage of the wayward mind, isolated from the righteous roots of transcendental inviolability by the dislodging drive of the deriding desires, untamed instincts shroud the entranced senses in disdain abyss. Under the surface of sensual subterfuge of corporeal discernment, the tapered thoughts transitorily profile on the ephemeral screen, the shifting shape of intrinsic images of sprouting awareness within the unique quintessence of divinity. The ill-conceived venture of the errant mind finds the gloomy dead end in the introspection path, that’s when I see the door of the inner sanctum open, where the lotus blooms with the omnipresent aurora of God, flood my possessed essence for an evanescent moment when the soul shines with astral brilliance of thousand suns within my deep spiritual space with the timeless intrepid radiance of sequined devotion. The stimulant inner portals, letting in the enlightenment vista with the motivation sunshine of impetuous actuality, exudes the impulsive impression of my awakened psyche, enhances the defining strength of the cathartic spirit, I don’t want to lose. As the immanent timorous emotions unfurl in the space of spontaneity, the soul contained latent so long in the cauldron of vacuity, finds freedom in heavenly inspiration, as I try to assimilate in piety what suffuses the consciousness layers with the divine aura of bliss in the realm of the absolute supreme. “Yes, I affirm, I have seen God But He appeared and then disappeared This knowing that transcends mind, left me awed But until what’s imbibed is assimilated, by fears I’m seared”. Quote by the sponsor
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