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Inspirations
- The Galleria |
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Poems by R Y Deshpande
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The
Beloved and the Spouse |
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I am the song of the flute-player’s
reed.” “Spouse of Shiva and his occult-bodied
force In my womb I bear his flame-passion’s
seed.” “Blushing like a dawn when
blue lotuses bloom Brindavan’s maid is caught
in her lover’s joy.” “Noon is my sword flashing
in darksome deeps, I have come the demon-mights
to destroy.” “Prostrate like a day at the
sun-god’s feet Radha’s bliss is forever her
Lord’s will.” “My rush of thunder and storm
wakes a birth Of red-and-gold fire in the
Ancient Hill.” |
Stirring
the Ripples of Sound |
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There
would not have been the dreams, Nor the
horned moon Stirring
the ripples of sound. Now on
the black stalk Grows
your image, A
half-blossomed pink’s smile Stirring
the ripples of sound. Even
as from a distant country Arrives
the white swan, He dips
his leg in the waters Stirring
the ripples of sound. Therefore
the seasons move And the
great stars burn Into
a surprise of songs Stirring
the ripples of sound. |
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