Best Lama Poems

Thoughts that thrive on scattered dreams
shoot through the mind like laser beams
Hunger echoes a hollow song
Voices merge, intestines long
Lips are dry, and tongues are parched
Memories are pressed and starched
No miming board can take the heat
Hot irons that scorch the hands and feet.

Cold days flow into...

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There are only two days in the year that nothing can be done
One is tomorrow and the other is yesterday with no reruns
How true, this Dalai Lama quote
Comforting words to keep us afloat
It's not word for word, but today is the day to love everyone


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God ! God ! Why have you forsaken me ! Translation of Pierre Emmanuel’s Eli Eli Lama Sabachthani by T. Wignesan

Opening the eyes requires such an immense effort
As if the entire sky were their eyelids
And the forehead how to hold it up  raise the...

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His Holiness The Dalaï Lama
wraps his thoughts in a mantra:
I pray for Dignity and Tibetans,
I pray for Liberty for the Americans....

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The Dalai Lama
A brother with perfect
Timing...

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What struck me is that it showed him
Always leaving
And sadly looking back
At his family home
Going to Llasa
To be (re)educated
Tenzin Gyatso was found as a young child
Went through many tests to prove
That he was the 13th Dalai Lama
Reincarnated
He passed the tests
“That cup is mine”
“These prayer beads...

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He was only sixteen when his nation
was invaded by China -
they claim Tibet is part of their territory.
From a Tibetan Head of State and Government,
he became a refugee in India.
Since then,
he has been seeking freedom for his people
by holding talks with Chinese leaders.
He has also...

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Poundering this profound moment prophesied centuries afore it's passing....

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The Carpet Seller and Dali Lama 

The carpet seller in Cascais is tall wears kaftan and his ebony 
face looks as a relief of an Egyptian Farao…. Carries his carpets
 on his forearm (like an offering) and show to tourists who sit 
drinking cold beer...

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It is my seventh great chance
To celebrate by both physical and mental
Without any cut and put

It is my seventh great chance
Since  i became an refugee 
To being a participant of this Day;
A precious day

It is my seventh great chance
To have a good celebration
On the...

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One with the way of lovely peace,
Note the fine cheer that speaks of wit.
Touch of fond stay of mindful ease,
Embrace right here the happy fit;
Now seek the truth in peace of mind,
Zeal comes to show a sanguine whole;
Ignite deep proof in heart that finds,
Niche a...

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One simple touch of peace now springs,
Note kindness here in compassion.
Live love as such with what life brings,
Heed fond good cheer in sure action;
Abide with grace when conflicts come,
Meet each new day with happy smiles;
Obey and face the truth that sums.
Deed words fine stay as...

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Momma
I wanna
Get a
Lama...

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Dalai Lama 


Dalai Lama, the Buddhist monk
giggles a lot
when interviewed on TV
he sounded like Readers Digest
platitude upon platitude
between giggles.
He walked a lot wore solid boots.
In the background, a Tom & Jerry show 
with the sound turned off.
The impression was that of a village idiot.
Why does...

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So the records say on a past day,
The Dalai Lama sat on a peaceful bench, not that far away!

I had to find out if he was right,
So set off to sit on this Anglesey delight,

When I got to Llanbadrig church,
The wind was swirling high on...

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