Lord Buddha

When the divine adoration 
Springs in him
Started shedding desires first ,
like matured tree,
Shedding unused leaves,

Divine  rays spilled out of inner being,
Like drops flown out of
filled vessel,

The most beautiful and ,
The most terrible,
Dissolved in compassion

First animals surrendered ,
Then humans ,
Finally nature,
Bowed down beneath the mystic eyes,

Lotus petals from the heaven,
Adorned  his crown,

His gospels were not preaches,
But melting away the  'I'
In you,

He is the  black hole
The cosmic hole of compassion.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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