From the Spring Within
Book One
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WEDDING GOWN:
O ye Sayers
O ye trotters
O ye open mouthed gazers,
From where shall we commence?
Our journey, or our quest and our tale,
Of the unexpected but common
Of the long destined but unknown,
And of the inevitable
That is the lot of all men,
That looks not at your height or your state,
Nor your birth,
For unconscious man,
Is the pun and the puppet of the
Timeless Workers,
As they manipulate invisible strings,
That decides the fate of the bound but free,
Or the slaves and prisoners,
Who unknown to them are free,
And princes of the highest order,
Our tale therefore begins,
Of the Wedding Gown,
That shocks the world,
And stretch from
To
And even the white man’s
Whipping boy and laughingstock,
That amazed and shook the earth,
And glittered unto the far reaches of the earth
For the skies glittered,
The birds fluttered,
The yes Sayers danced,
And the sons of men gazed open mouthed,
And applauded,
At an ancient illusion,
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About the Book
This book is a compilation of poems spanning about 15 years. Hence their unique style. They are products of some deep questions that arose in the author's personal life following a deep crisis in his formative years. This explains their deeply philosophical and partly mystical bent. Their power and originality, as well as the natural artistry are striking. It is particularly reccommended to readers who appreciate originality and are interested in things deeply philosophical. The reader who approach these poems with an open mind will find that they are truly from The Spring Within
About the Author
The Author is an introspective type, who ponders on the deeper, more profound questions on life and human existence. Not one to join or be part of the madding crowd,he prefers to bow his head and go inside himself to there examine a universe that is all his own, which exercise has yielded these few sonnets that have come out as these compilation of excellent poems.