Years later when Krishna met Radha
Her eyes sparkled, not with amour, or anger
Her lips quivered, not to kiss, or chide
Her arms stretched, not to cuddle, or pat
Her heart throbbed not for his music, or warmth
She knew, he was not the herder of Vrindavan.
Years later when Krishna met Radha
They gazed at each other’s eyes
And a trillion thoughts traced those yesteryears
Which they contained with a smile
They were entwined in their world
Enshrined on the banks on Yamuna
Years later when Krishna met Radha
They knew they were selflessly in love
Admired couples in a retold tale
There had never been any parting
No union, no longing, no agony,
They were in eternal bliss, being One
Finally Krishna spoke,
I am Dark, and She is Light
I am Energy, and She is Vibration
I am Prana, and She is Prakruti
I am Brahman, and She is Atman
I am the Seed; and She Contains.
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What a beautiful verse to celebrate the unearthly and ethereal love of Radha and Krishna
Thanks much for your appreciation, Nalini.
The poem displays a deep metaphysical understanding of the concept of spiritual love , strongly rooted in the Bhakti tradition.
As always, thanks for reading and sharing your comments, Amita.
Wonderful! Eternal love which is not ephemeral…love this write!
Thanks much, Anoucheka for your kind words.
Wow! What a very beautiful poem dear poet Suma Gopal!
I am Dark, and She is Light
I am Energy, and She is Vibration
I am Prana, and She is Prakruti
I am Brahman, and She is Atman
I am the Seed; and She Contains. … simply superb!
Thank you, dear Pushmaotee for your appreciative words!
Simply loved this description of undefined chemistry between Radha and Krishna which has remained evasive for years….and will remain so
Thank you Dr. Swati, for stopping by and reading this poem…
A beautiful spiritual bond captured well-
love the end especially- juxtaposed emotions.
Glad to receive your review and comment, Brindha.