From Form To Formless

Each form is a form of His form
Both form and formless are His norm
He chooses form as well formless, to get you to reform
He yields to a form even when a form gets deform

With such creation of forms, He does perform
With such ease, one may design Him in free-form
With various forms, He upholds a message to inform
With all such forms, His form is uniform

He is the only One to have the omniform
Though He is also of multiform
To realize Him, all religions are platform
Fact can be realized with a brainstorm

He cares for each being, even smaller than a tiny worm
To drive you towards formless, He takes form like cruciform
He is the form of formless, ultimately one may conform
From form to formless is the ultimate, one may transform!


NOTES: the state or quality of having every form. — omniform, adj.
Characterized by an unconventional or variable form: their own freeform teaching methods.

Cruciform = Shaped like a cross; cruciate.



Above poem is adapted from the eBook “ENOUGH TO FLY AND PLAY AND A COLLECTION OF POEMS” by Mr.V.MUTHU MANICKAM. Copyrights reserved.
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Shaw Avatar
August 5, 2017 at 3:44 PM
A very well put together "Intellectual" write that "Conveys" a very strong message - Thanks for having the time to pass this message on to us all - Kind Regards - Indiana x x x
Manickam Avatar
August 12, 2017 at 11:51 AM
Thank you. Life is a process of transformation with learning. Form or forms may pave the way to perceive the Formless! Such realization won't come normally and easily. So it is the Lord who I need to thank. Such comments too inspire me. More too await for you!
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