Almighty

Almighty

in a flowers sweet fragrance
in the magical lustre of a pearl
You reveal your presence
in the newborn baby's curls

in the changing colours of the sky
in the vastness of the ocean
in the formations of birds that fly
like sweet poetry in motion

You are in every mothers love
and in every childs laughter
in the call of the turtle dove
in the melody of flowing water

we spend lifetimes in Your search
but ignore Your every single evidence
we go to a temple, mosque or church
simply unaware of Your Omnipresence

© Mandar Jayant Kokatay






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