Vivekananda And His Voice To The Mankind,
The Parliament of Religions,
Chicago, -1893, world’s representations,
From inherited wells,
Ready to ring own bells.
‘Sisters and brothers’
From vast Unconscious,
A voice vibrant flashes.
‘You are all assured immortals,
Radiant souls in body’s walls.
Rise and wake from slumber,
Add fire to emit your amber’
Silence, turns to pin-dropp or more,
The hearts started opening new door.
Stillness’ tranquility, to quantum-nucleus,
Liquid –luminous, beacon-focus.
You are born lion and lioness,
Lend your ear, lend me please.
Once in a lambs’ herd a lion had its truck,
A lion there in, was running to save attack.
Its mother died during giving birth,
The lambs fostered it since it came on earth.
It grew up on lamb’s habits,
It forgot its glory, and turned a rabbit.
poem by Ray Subrata Ray
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