Saturday, March 14, 2015

Eyes Of The Goddess

She closed her eyes in eternal sleep
Her dreams fading into nothing
In life she was her parent's goddess
Kind and compassionate and loving

Her tired body could hold no more
Her soul traumatised and fading
And as she crossed into the light
The Goddess of love stood waiting

Into her arms went the tormented soul
Eyes filled with love She caressed
For the good of all she had sacrificed
Her time had come to be blessed

Her wretched rapists unfeeling and brutal
Think that in their hands lie power
But when they meet that mighty Goddess
In Her eyes will they see anger and fire.

The Goddess metes out to every soul
Karmic lessons due
Swift to love and swift to bless
And swift to punish too

The eyes of the Goddess watch us all
Can you feel her stare?
Fiery and rage filled if you stray
Or tender with love and care.

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59 comments:

  1. Eyes have the power of the inner Goddess. This is very powerful and opens up so many doors.

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  2. I agree with Alan ~~ your words are powerful.

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  3. could feel the deep sorrow, helplessness, anger and also the bliss....wonderfully captivated here...

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    1. Thanks Sumana. This was dedicated to Nirbhaya. I tried to look at it from spirit world and hoped that her soul would find solace.

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  4. The pain and anger are very palpable in your poem.

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    1. Thanks Gabriella. It was based on a real life event that took place in 2012. It was my way of hoping that she found her peace.

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  5. I like this poem--took me in an unexpected direction. And one does hope the Goddess will remember.

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  6. beautiful composition, this reminded of a black and white Hindi movie, ' Do Aankhein Barah Haath' in which prisoners stopped their escape plan by seeing the divinity of his eyes in the eyes of god at a temple they saw while running.

    Lost In Her Eyes

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    1. Thanks Cifar. Haven't seen that movie. God works in mysterious ways and I'm sure we can see Him if we look hard enough.

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  7. Sadly there is no fear, no remorse in the heart of the people who commit such heinous crime. The change has to come from a deeper level, from the core root of the society - it is not out of fear people will stop doing it - they have to see it for the wrong it is. A lesson the nation has to pass on for the generations to come.

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    1. True Abhra. But change does not happen overnight. Anyway, my poem was written from the perspective of the soul as it crosses over into spirit.

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  8. Fiery and rage filled if you stray
    Or tender with love and care.

    Karma will always win the day in whatever situations Only we are not aware! Great lines Suzy!

    Hank

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    1. Thanks Hank. Yes Karma is a great leveller. Glad you liked it.

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  9. Beautiful is not enough to describe what this poem is. How it feels. Thanks Suzy for expressing something that often goes unheard in all the outer noise that has been created. The last verse leaves one speechless.

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    1. Thanks Beloo for your very sweet comment. I tried to write this from the viewpoint of the soul.

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  10. with the way things are going, I don't think God would look with kind eyes. Karma will not be that forgiving. Brilliant poem Suzy.

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    1. Thanks Rajlakshmi. Glad you liked it. But I'm sure God and Goddess hope that we redeem ourselves.

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  11. She's looking at us and we better not do something to offend her...And I hope she's not looking with kind eyes to those ruining our world...

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    1. HI Naba, I think we should live in love rather than in fear.

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  12. "Karmic lessons due" one hopes. This really strikes a chord... starting out so gently and then turning red-hot with anger, rightly so.

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    1. Thanks Marian. I think the Goddess is so benevolent that she gives us so many chances to redeem ourselves. Her fire comes when there is no remorse.

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  13. One can but hope.. but I would prefer that they would feel the angst and regret.. repenting on this earth.. I just hope there is an afterlife correcting the misjustice carried out on earth

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    1. Hi Bjorn. I think we get many chances to redeem ourselves. I like your choice of words - correcting the misjustice. It has a softer and more loving tone.

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  14. even love comes in the form of punishment at times....

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    1. Hi Brian, absolutely true. Thanks for dropping by.

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  15. Nicely written and thought out, Suzy. Actually this is the nature of our God. He is a loving God, loves us with father-like love. Yet if we put other god's ahead of Him he becomes jealous and vindictive toward the evil doer.
    We have a saying, God hates sin but loves the sinner. For sure He is a forgiving God, I know that from my own experiences..
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    1. Thanks Jim. So true that God is love and only love. I can't imagine Spirit to be vindictive or jealous. But yes for sure he is a forgiving, merciful and compassionate God.

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  16. Justice will always be served - one way or another.

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    1. So true Margaret. Thanks for dropping by.

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  17. Such an apt one...those perpetrators can never go scot free. The wrath will surely dawn, if not here, then definitely there....Powerful message!

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    1. Thanks Susmit. The eyes of the Goddess we cannot escape.

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  18. Powerful Suzy, yes that is the word… in a world where so many try to take that away from others, it still exists, will always exist.

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    1. Thanks Laura. Some people have no fear and no love too.

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  19. This is such exquisite work! :D
    "The eyes are the windows of the Soul...."

    xoxo

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  20. I recently watched the documentary "India's Daughter" and I can't help but relate it to your powerful poem.

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    1. Thanks Totomai. This poem was a tribute to Nirbhaya India's Daughter.

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  21. There is such a push and pull in this - very powerful and honest

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  22. One can only hope that justice, if not served in this life, will be administered in the one after.

    A lot to consider in your powerful poem.

    Poppy

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    1. Thanks Poppy, It's a good belief anyway.

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  23. Powerful poem, justice will find you and will be served swiftly.

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  24. To be aligned with self consciousness - the greatest development of life!

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    1. Thanks Humbird. Yes to know oneself is powerful.

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  25. Let justice be done, in this life and the next.

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  26. nothing like sweet loving eyes to caress a tormented soul.

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  27. Good Morning Suzy; i took part in this chllenge and
    I am inviting you to write a poem on love in Ten Lines if you wish to participate follow link below
    http://myblog-verses.blogspot.com/2015/03/36.html

    much love...

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  28. Powerful words. I'm huge devotee of the Goddess :) Very well written, Suzy.

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  29. So that's what's been following me around, staring down on me when I sleep.

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  30. This is powerful ... well written.

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  31. I thought that was beautiful...well done!

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