Eddies Of Life
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Eddies of Life is a collection of poems composed by Munindra Misra (1970-2013).
This book/eBook covers many facets of life:
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1.01 My Prayer
No stone may turn when I walk,
No being may pain when I talk,
No man may dread of my knock,
And this I ask of You to stock.
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2.01 Oneness Of Life
All living things have the ‘Atma’,
Which be a part of ‘Paramatma’,
And of a whole they be a part,
So nothing living be ever apart.
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2.09 The Nuclear Question
Any act against the constitution,
Must be declared to be but void,
But atomic acts against humanity,
Are the strength to be but tried.
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The future of any of the countries,
Does lie way above its people,
And the future of humanity -
On numerous BOMBS so ample.
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Eddies Of Life - Munindra Misra
Introduction
Munindra (Munnan) Misra started writing in 1970 - subsequent to the demise of his mother, Smt. Gayatri Devi.
The divisions in this book are based on the period when they were written – depicting his thoughts during each of those time spans
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1970 - 2007 - 1. Love & Strength 2. Humanity & Peace
2008 - 3. War, Peace & Action
2009 - 2013 - 4. Ditties On Life
1. Love & Strength (1970 – 2007)
1.01 My Prayer
No stone may turn when I walk,
No being may pain when I talk,
No man may dread of my knock,
And this I ask of You to stock.
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1.02 My Father
He is a man immortal,
He is a man not passable,
He is a man unique,
He is a man with technique.
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He is kind, he is pure,
He is simple, he is sure,
He is generous and a genius,
He is gentle and a serious.
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He is my father and no more,
He is my love that’s for sure,
He is the candle with the light,
Which shows the path of my life.
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1.03 Smoke
The soul of fire rises from its pyre,
Shades deeper does it go shyer,
Effortlessly meandering its way higher,
Into nothingness - yet from every fire.
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1.04 Silent Death
With cries unheard,
With tearless tears,
With wrought un-thought,
The leaf did sway and drop.
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A thick thicker than thickest,
Where not a ray does peep,
No leaf to touch or stone,
But shed with soundless moan.
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The merciless sun does beat,
The life which is so sweet,
And leaves it standing bare,
Naked – none to care.
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The leaf crumples and drops,
As sun mercilessly chops,
To mix with soil below,
Dried, crushed – No growth!
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1.05 Labour Of Great Be Shared – Not Their Spoils
The low and humble, high and great,
Labouring together - achievement at stake,
Egypt - labours and Pharaohs did make,
Pyramids - proclaiming Pharaohs great.
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The seven wonders of our world,
Owe aspiring, lacking in words,
Are said to be the make of you,
Pharaohs, Mughals or kingly few.
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Have not the low too joint hands?
Have not the humble made the strands?
Have the others ground their sand?
To create these wonder - make the stand?
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The labour of the great be shared,
By one and all - they may pair,
But rewards are not to be touched,
Spoils for great - rest are crushed.
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1.06 Little By Little Does The Trick
Even the smallest does count,
Little or small has its sound,
A drop of water or a stick,
A thin thread or a brick.
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Drops of water fill the ocean,
Small bricks make a house,
Together sticks or thin thread,
Show strength and load do bear.
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Alone it is difficult to stand,
Unity gives strength that’s grand,
It is the small – little by little,
Doing tricks – strength from brittle.
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1.07 A Step Ahead Is A Leap Ahead
In every stage of life,
Every day and night,
Man be measured and scaled,
Examined every inch and blade.
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With every break of dawn,
Man steps on new ground,
Forward or backward drawn,
Measured on every bound.
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Thus every minute and hour,
Man should check his power,
Moving towards his tower,
With soul and spirit humbler.
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1.08 Appearances Are Deceptive
The heat, the waves, the dusty days,
Endless sand and hard-hitting rays,
Have shown travellers on their way,
Mirages that caused them to sway.
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They were lost in things imaginary,
Were fooled away from the reality,
What seemed to exist apparently,
Were but the shadows of cruelty.
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Have in hand the substances,
Not shadows sought graspingly,
Be not deceived by appearances,
But look for the reality.
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1.09 Dig Evil At The Seed Or It Will Dig You
What seed be sown,
The plant will grow,
What work be done,
The reward is won.
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The seed of evil,
No matter what,
Grows for ruin,
For that’s sought.
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Destroy this seed,
Before it grows,
Ruin will beget,
If it be sowed.
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Let it be Man of any stand,
What’s sowed – grows and expands,
Let no evil seed be there,
Remove it with utmost care.
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1.10 Helping Hands
Divine – it’s helping hand,
With its trumpeting band,
Arrives to make its stand,
Oh! Its performance grand.
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Coming of cold winter,
Causing all to shiver,
Summer not far behind,
With sun the restorer.
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The plants in the summer,
Dry up in scorching heat,
Then comes the soothing rains,
And water that is so sweet.
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A living being be thirsty,
Shivering from the cold,
Or extremely dirty,
Hurdled up and old.
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Let us not be just lame,
Clasp our hand in this game,
Helping the destitute around,
Every needy life that’s bound.
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1.11 Childhood’s Dream
The buds got nourished and ripened,
Into flowers beautifully brightened,
Flowers – multi-coloured flowers,
Not a step without her showers.
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It surrounded the vision around,
Burning with melodious sound,
Churning the calm air around,
Itching with ecstasy unbound.
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Thoughts were at such a stage,
Shadows and light would break,
Not touching brightness unbound,
Too inadequate to fault her down.
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The flower - its beauty did peek,
Plucked away with sorrows deep,
Leaving its fragrance to seep,
Everlasting - a dream - a cheat.
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The childhood dream one sees,
Infrequently ever matures to be,
The cherished goals with sincerity,
Be crushed with matured cruelty.
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Only those in life really gain,
Who choose the life’s real aim,
Diligently following the same,
Not lost in childhood games.
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The glow of all stages in life,
Be lost as gloom does arise
That life, youth, age are cries,
When nothing is now a prize.
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The life full of sweet dreams,
Ends - and one wishes to team,
With BLISS - that eternal bliss,
Hoping Lord’s grace would kiss.
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1.12 A Fairy's Tale
The children go hand in hand,
Shouting screaming in jolly band,
To watch the animal world grand,
In ample nature – at every stand.
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A fairy to them tells a tale,
How an ant, rat or snail,
Bird, animal, fish or whale,
Perceives in life not to fail.
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Oh Children! Do not just see,
Comprehend all with ability,
And you shall grasp with clarity,
These treasures for your jubilee
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(i) BASIC
1 Survival Of The Fittest
The foremost law of this world,
Do not doubt a single word,
Has been the real survival,
Of the fittest – their revival.
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2 Strong Eats The Weak
The lion shall always eat,
The weak and feeblest meat,
The dinosaur shall even die,
Be it eighty feet high.
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3 Habits
See the spider weave its web,
Slow and constant, not an ebb,
Let you habits ever so grow,
From web to cable - your life glow.
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4 Work Diligently
Watch that small insect there,
Shinning black, minute and bare,
Six feet and feelers a pair,
Working diligently with care.
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They are ants forever striving,
Working hard, ceaselessly toiling,
Collecting food, lifelong driving,
For day of necessity preparing.
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Even the huge mighty elephant,