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Spiritual Heart

Knowing not the way, we yet pray Seeking boons from God, every day Goalposts shift, fickle our desire Why not then make love our mainstay Our ego once burnt in the pyre Resolve’s steady to climb higher Overcoming bondage to mind Save God, there’s nothing we aspire Sans desire, our past’s left behind Head melds with heart in pathways kind We’re poised thus, detached and vibrant Memory too, we don’t rewind Pure of heart with loving intent Soul imbibes the divine current Manifest as bliss explosion Renewing moment by moment By cessation of volition Gain into heaven admission All enabled, here now, within When we grant love beats permission We feel complete, heart free from sin Blissful rapture tingles our skin Boundaries blur, nodes within whir Heart beckons, so we dwell therein 01-March-2022
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Baker Avatar
March 1, 2022 at 3:18 PM
"Pure of heart with loving intent Soul imbibes the divine current Manifest as bliss explosion Renewing moment by moment", my favorite verse of your poem, Unseeking Seeker. Very mindful and very true. I shall be thankful for all things and welcome the day I am given. Have another soulful day my friend, Bill
Seeker Avatar
March 1, 2022 at 5:41 PM
So happy these words resonate in your heart, Bill!
Kamoonpuri Avatar
March 1, 2022 at 2:00 AM
A lovely heavenly poem, inspiring to goodness and kind attitudes. Kudos for the fab word choice and golden advices. <<<<<<<>>>>>>>^^^^^^^>>>>><<<<<<<< Plz read and comment my newest poem too.
Seeker Avatar
March 1, 2022 at 9:06 AM
Thanks for dropping by, Zaynab
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