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The God Hour

May 1, 2019


The God Hour

A Poem

Courtesy Priti Ghosh

Our heedless past is a preamble of the future to be.
A swift oppressive hour shatters limits we could not 
Moments that slaying knead the brute blind heart.
A brief whirlwind’s incalculable change
And the torrential surge rising from ocean’s womb
Is the fertile seed of God come to rapid change.
A lone pilgrim’s silent incantation can rouse, 
A sleeping god’s swift ire that sweeps 
The stubborn dross of ages in a single hour.
The hero’s bloodied brow and the crown unseen,
Are too His victorious march against the void.
A litany of truth sounds the endless abyss,
Scouting night for the dawn to come.
Even an unfulfilling hour that is god’s is not in vain.
For from His pristine mint are issued our acts
And the steady march of the hoof-beat of time.
The god hour can compel our recalcitrant selves,
The goad of Rudra upon the tardy and weak.
Shrink not from pain and the oppressing inert hour
Cast thy self and even thy last gasping will-
Thy final dice roll against the tremendous hand of God.
And by this fated gamble gain thy Master’s side.

To What End

January 4, 2022


To What End

Sonnet — An Invocation to The Master #237

A new sun charts its course in me
Over the inner sky that slowly unveils,
Its patterns of movement I can’t see,
Yet the outer solar rounds it eclipses.

A new moon hath opened its face
And in my mind’s night it doth appear,
It shines as a muse luminous,
Silent, serene and loftily austere.

Strange tides rise and fall within,
Many sights and voices visit and go,
I seem poised on being’s margin,
To what end all moves I don’t yet know.

O Thou who doth helm my soul’s journeys
Keep me away from the inconsequential shores!