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Peace, come here and live with us forever.
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I was born and raised in Kathmandu, Nepal. I’ve an enormous love for my wonderful nation, though it's not just that I love only my nation. I love all the nations of this precious world of ours with equal grace because humans are the offspring of the divine seed called love. I believe that globalization of love is the cry of this Century, if not indeed for the entire Third Millennium. Today, we call our modern world "the global village". But the bitter truth is that modern world is as fragile as ever. You might be forgiven for exclaiming in astonishment: can the globalization of love ever be realized? My answer is yes. Let us love each other, and light this lamp of love to lift the darkness from every village of this world. I sincerely believe that humans are all closely interrelated, and are stalwartly fastened by the quintessence of their humanity. We are all, as it was, analogous one to another. There are really no separate humans. In this entire universe, they are same. Their eye wishes to see the panorama of love. Their ear wishes to hear the symphony of love. And their heart wishes also to be embraced by love. So I don’t believe in a personal God. I believe in the universal God called love.

-Bhuwan Thapaliya


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Whenever, we close our eyes
to decamp from an eternal strife,
we see the reflection of peace
in the shadow of the fire
burning inside our heart.

We cannot sleep at night
and day, we just chase it away.
Can it be true that;
They also think of peace, as we do.
They also long for peace, as we do.

On every bend, we stop, and open
our ears, hoping to hear the
whispers of peace. Alas! But
lately, things aren't what
they used to be.Now peace it
seems is just a forlorn reverie.

Peace, when you were here,
a thorn was a rose.
But when you are away,
a rose is a thorn.
When will you come back?

Life, it doesn't frighten us.
For us it is the series
of volcanic eruptions.
We were children once
but now we are only orphans.

Anybody can live
but it takes a lot of courage
to stay alive all the time
dancing on the floor of death.
When will you learn to dance?

'Life, how far is the death?'
'How far is it we all ask?'
Death is near, "when you
are far away from yourself",
life anwered back.

We are far away
far away from us.
We are moving backward
We walked yesterday,
today we slipped
and tomorrow we will crawl.

Peace, come here
and live with us forever.
We will spend our life
painting the stars of compassion.
We both discern the obstacles
but its worth doing
than digging the abyss of affliction.

We might have lost everything
but oh! God, not our heart.
Upon this murky land,
sunshine will come, and soon we
shall be blessed with the warmth of love.


Copyright 2004 Bhuwan Thapaliya

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Reviewed by Lady Peg (Reader)
Reviewed on August 28, 2004
My Dearest Bhuwan,

Poet friend , gather of lonely and lost children the peace will come once again for it is in your heart and it is being shared always and all things come back for the good..... This is so powerful made me misty also knowing that it is freightening in nepal at this time..... So much war death pain and suffering going on turmoil and yet a true poet and a giving soul reaches for Peace... Im proud of you and i know who guards you and the babes....Stay strong for they have many more lessons to learn from you KISSES HUGS and all my l;ove to all of you...
xoxoxoxoxox

GodMother

LP

Reviewed on August 25, 2004
Bhuwan,

Exceptional - a powerful write ... beautiful!

Robert

Reviewed on August 25, 2004
"Peace, come here and live with us forever."

This poem is one that should be posted in every tree and post of this planet.

I have enjoyed the introduction to "Peace, come here and live with us forever." and have learned the contents of it, blissfully.

I salute You, Sublime Poet!


Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU

Reviewed by Dawn Richerson
Reviewed on August 25, 2004
you are one who lives the way of peace and love, Bhuwan, and yet your words should be everywhere the world over, for such is the truth contained within them. Indeed, God is love, and each of us learns something more of God and who God is when we choose to love one another.

Reviewed by Kate Burnside
Reviewed on August 25, 2004
God is love and whoever lives in love lives in God. The fire within your heart pierces the darkness that seeks to quench your on-going passion, but love can never fail... it is, itself, "as unyielding as the grave". It does, indeed, take almost a supernatural courage to "stay alive all the time dancing on the floor of death", but you have that quality in abundance, Bhuwan ... you have already done the hardest part: that of wilful self-sacrifice on behalf of those you love and serve - and that kind of inner-power can never be taken away from you. Continue reaching high, painting your many stars of compassion, going against the pull to fall down into the morasse of affliction, and someday soon, I pray, the world will catch your vision. We have a 24-7 Prayer Zone in my city at the moment, and your names are loudly and proudly etched on the walls there for all to see and uphold in God's name. Hope to be writing to you and the kids during my vacation next week.... LOL as always, Great Man! Kate xx

Reviewed by Katryn Dougherty
Reviewed on August 25, 2004
an excellent write
thank you for sharing so much with us :)

Reviewed by Zenith Elliott
Reviewed on August 25, 2004
Outstanding poetry, Bhuwan! ~Z~

Reviewed by William Bonilla
Reviewed on August 25, 2004
Bhuwan my friend,
your statement and poem
both glow with wisdom
peace my brother.

William .....love & peace

Reviewed on August 25, 2004
This was so outstanding Bhuwan, I love your thoughts here, beautiful, loved these lines:

Anybody can live
but it takes a lot of courage
to stay alive all the time
dancing on the floor of death.
When will you learn to dance?

Love your poetry Bhuwan!

Reindeer

Reviewed by ~Indigo~ Elga
Reviewed on August 25, 2004
Bhuwan,

I have often wondered and asked why hunanity can be so cruel. I fail to understand the concept of wars, violence disharmony oh the list is endless. Personally I put it down to power and greed, "Supremacy" yet, this does not justify the atrocities against humanity. More should understand what it truly means to know God, so many think they do, and yet fail dismally !

You have penned an outstanding poem, one that should be posted at every turn, for people to read and be reminded. Superb work in all aspects, May Gods' richest blessings always be present.
Thank you Bhuwan :)

Warm hugs
Elga

Reviewed by - - - - - TRASK
Reviewed on August 24, 2004
Great Emotional Different Write,i.e. Could Only Hope You're Never Disappointed!

Neat Photo!

TRASK

Reviewed by Lori Moore
Reviewed on August 24, 2004
Wonderful thoughts.

Reviewed by Susan de Vegter
Reviewed on August 24, 2004
Once we strip away the color of flesh the hearts are all the same and function in the same way. The brain looks the same but what's been collected over the years sours some and makes other's endeared. Life is full of differences but in the heart...without the brain...there are no differnce. I prefer my heart. It's full all the time and still overflows with room for more. Peace and harmony,
Susan

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes
Reviewed on August 24, 2004
Very well penned piece Bhuwan!!

Happy to see you posting!!

Love Tinka

Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)
Reviewed on August 24, 2004
This is truely one of the most beautiful writes I have seen on peace. I thank you for such a fantastic sharing of your heart, soul and thoughts. We are lucky to see your writing and feel your heart.

Reviewed by E T Waldron
Reviewed on August 24, 2004
Bhuwan, my tears make it hard to read, but I didn't miss one word of this magnificent poem! I agree with you and still hope and pray that
the people in all the Universe will awaken to the truths you have penned here!Blessings to you and your cause!

Reviewed by Tracey Hardie
Reviewed on August 24, 2004
Lovely write... may we all find peace.. one day!

Reviewed by Mr. Ed
Reviewed on August 24, 2004
Hope both peace and sunshine bless your days, Bhuwan. Nice to see you posting, and a fabulous write.

Reviewed by Peter Paton
Reviewed on August 24, 2004
Yes Bhuwan...Quite magnificent rendition of peace and love from the bottom of your heart...
Yes..Love is walking this Earth again..and in his hand are the Keys of Life.....
A Gurkha's Salute...
Peter


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