Mother the Spirit of Solace

Mother the Spirit of Solace,

Miraculous presence a grace,

Eternal ethereal form as rays,

A sanctuary unfolds on human race.

Mother Divine so Compassionate,

Revered passionately protects soothes

As healer groping within,

Smiles assures,

Life is Beautiful embrace.

Sincerity, Truth, Simplicity, Gratitude

Opens the heavenly gates on Earth,

Mother a Call is enough, but earnestly, 

A touch, hope fills deeper, dwells 

Glorious Light vibrates holds strongly, 

Moments of Joy rejuvenates,

Wrapping wrongs with forgiveness,

Dissolving the tears of the frail, feeble 

Hand holds as sufferings erased,

The Mother oversees her children,

Our Loving Mother surrounds with

The Divine Glow. ..

Leaps Beyond, 

Beyond horizons, millenniums shall pass, 

Eons rotate only through Her Will,

With Her Everlasting Love Merciful Maa.

We cuddle in The arms for Protection.. 

We yearn Thy Mercy with True submission we ...

At Her Lotus Feet.

In Love with Mother Divine,

- Nandini Yogeesh (India)

Comments

  1. Thakur Prasad14 September 2023 at 16:23

    "All nature dumbly calls to her alone
    To heal with her feet
    The aching throb of life."

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  2. mridula s. deol15 September 2023 at 10:27

    Beautiful poem of Mother as our saviour. 🙏🙏🙏💐💐💐

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