When I gave some food
To the poor old beggar
I saw God in his eyes
As he gleamed with delight
When I healed the wound
Of the deserted street dog
I saw God in his tongue
As he licked my hands with love
When I saved a young virgin
From being raped by the culprits
I saw God in her sentiments
As she gestured me thank you
When I watered the plants
In the scorched wasteland
I saw God in the leaves
As they rejuvenated with life
When I gave hope
To the hopeless
I saw God in their resolution
As they marched with sanguine heart
When I freed the prisoners
From their own prison of delusion
I saw God in their freedom
As they appreciated the realism
When I ignited the spirit of compassion
In the consciousness of the humankind
I saw God in their neutrality
As they annihilated the domicile of disparity
When I estranged the egoism from me
And dedicated my life to serve the humanity
I saw God in my revelation
As I realized the necessity of the global unity
Copyright 2003 Bhuwan Thapaliya
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Reviewed by serenety L (Reader)
Reviewed on July 8, 2003
This is beautiful, excellent.
S
Reviewed by na na (Reader)
Reviewed on July 6, 2003
God is Love and Love is God, and Bhuwan what you did was make love offerings every time you helped another. And God approves of you and what you do. Keep up the writing and leading. Bill Murray
Reviewed by Nicole Davis Vergara (Reader)
Reviewed on July 6, 2003
Bhuwan this is the MOST ELEGANT AND GORGEOUS INSPIRATIONAL WRITE I HAVE YET READ!!!! You are a true light here in this sometimes stale and stagnated humanity we all call life!
Love, Light and Peace
~Nikki~
When I ignited the spirit of compassion
In the consciousness of the humankind
I saw God in their neutrality
As they annihilated the domicile of disparity
When I estranged the egoism from me
And dedicated my life to serve the humanity
I saw God in my revelation
As I realized the necessity of the global unity
Bhuwan,
I love the way you handled that comment...
In my opinion
you are 'a saint'
not for this poem or what's in it
but for being so fantastic in the face of sarcasim,mate,I take my hat off to you,I really need to be more like you.
I adored your fantastic poem and I just love who and what you are namely,one great guy.
Best wishes always
from
kay
Hello Tyler....I am grateful to you for helping me out...so sweet of you....I really appreciate your help...god we with you.....thank u my friend....BHUWAN
Good consistency of subject, fine deeds sought. I would have titled it "The saint," personally. One minor quirk. Proper grammatical form would require that you change every second "when" to as.
Thanks for your care to my poems in the past, I do apologise for taking so long to respond, but am just now overcoming some despondency which had left me literarily crippled. Regards to you.
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Love, Light and Peace
~Nikki~
~Chrissie
When I ignited the spirit of compassion
In the consciousness of the humankind
I saw God in their neutrality
As they annihilated the domicile of disparity
When I estranged the egoism from me
And dedicated my life to serve the humanity
I saw God in my revelation
As I realized the necessity of the global unity
INSPIRATIONAL!! I WILL LOOK CLOSER TODAY..
In Spirit,
Bear
~Joseph
*Marlene*
I love the way you handled that comment...
In my opinion
you are 'a saint'
not for this poem or what's in it
but for being so fantastic in the face of sarcasim,mate,I take my hat off to you,I really need to be more like you.
I adored your fantastic poem and I just love who and what you are namely,one great guy.
Best wishes always
from
kay
Thanks for your care to my poems in the past, I do apologise for taking so long to respond, but am just now overcoming some despondency which had left me literarily crippled. Regards to you.
You shine my man...and God knows that!!!
Shine ON!!
Love
Tinka
I truly love the art work also!!
Dee