Journey of an over-soul


                           Ode to oversoul
      (  An Eternal journey in search for divine)
                             
                                  I
An eternal power,bound this earth,
An eternal glory expound this nature,
An eternal belief sactify your birth,
An eternal Troy, which you enjoyed.
Thy over-soul evokes a divine journey,
Know that bright goal and drown,
Drown in wild meditation unfold all mysteries,
For shade to shade, will come aching words
Your,drowsy soul must hold,on
Self-esteem, for awaken thy divne burst.
  
                                   II
But how divinity fit for the whole over-soul,
Sudden from gentel control on self-conscious
That ,compassion the droop-headed faith in all,
And reveal your conscience in tranquile-solitude
Then gult thy conscious on a profound solution,or on the rainbow of the passion and forgiveness
Or on the stable patience with unoppossed attitude
Or, if thy over-soul, some rich salvation exposes
Empowered her stillness and let her rove
And feel deep-deep upon her peerless world.

                                     III
You dwell with  an unaxious peace--peace that must lay and joy,that bring her eternal empire,
Bid adieu; all those sorrows and sighs,
The brute miseries, those suck your palate fine
Turning thy soul an aching pleasure nigh
Ay,in the very temple of over-soul
Shall that eternal poer makes you soverigen-shine
Those cloudy trophies will be thine in search of divine.
                                         I    Dr.priyanka mishra
                                  

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Pricious punch priyanka said…
20 words from Geeta are helpful for me for this creation
30 March 2020 at 02:17
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