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Wheels of Time
Contributed by
Mad-Mancunian
on
Wednesday, 29th January 2003 @ 03:40:00 PM in AEST
Topic:
didactic
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Scholars debate and sages wonder
While soldiers win their spurs in war
Prophets predict and philosophers ponder
Prosperity and Fame are behind the Door
The hierophants answer the Heavenly Bodies' call
Kings in their pride build and tear asunder
Towns and cities rise while monuments crumble and fall
Mighty chiefs struggle in supremacy and valour
But what's all this to me? One turn of the wheel
By the Almighty and we are naught... but dust.
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Re: Wheels of Time
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by Ronald on
Wednesday, 29th January 2003 @ 09:09:39 PM AEST
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| Hi, thanks for your comments on my poem Sands... Your poem here sounds interesting. Good job! |
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Re: Wheels of Time
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by venkat on
Thursday, 30th January 2003 @ 12:16:12 AM AEST
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| "One turn of wheel by the almighty.. and we are naught..but dust".--excellent line.God bless you my dear friend.I have seen your valuable comment on" is our Lord wondrous" Actully I invoked the celestial fire of consciousness in my "Bhadra" which communicates a warning to the wicked lords of earth. if you find time you may kindly read it as I found the Gods immortal spirit shining in your poem Thank you..Venkat |
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