Fakir Bows Down At Golden Temple Poem by Sumita Jetley

Fakir Bows Down At Golden Temple

Rating: 5.0


In the glow of the setting sun,
Golden Temple's walls shine as one.
A grand aarti fills the air,
Celestial bodies join in prayer.

A Sufi kneels, heart open wide,
In this sacred, holy tide.
Kamlesh whispers, curious and bright,
"Sankirtan tonight, is it in sight? "

Stars above twinkle with grace,
Planets align, joining the praise.
In side chambers, voices sing,
Devotion and joy in everything.

The Sufi feels a cosmic bond,
With the universe, he's beyond.
"Nothing outside, friend, " he knows,
"In unity, our spirit grows."

Prasada shared, smiles all around,
In this sacred, joyful ground.
Kamlesh's eyes, full of delight,
In the Golden Temple's twilight.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This is how a sufi prays
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Sylvia Frances Chan 16 August 2024

An excellent poem about how a sufi prays. Enjoyed tremendously! TFS.

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Sylvia Frances Chan 16 August 2024

Fascinatinbg poem about a sufi praying. CONGRATULATIONS being chosen by Poem Hunter and Team as The Member Poem of The Day, Hooray! TOP Marks 5 Stars Full, in the past time this was 10 points.

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Chinedu Dike 15 August 2024

A beautiful creation nicely embellished with poetic rhymes.

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Congratulations, dear poet. This poem which narrates a remarkable incident in the life of the great Sufi, is selected Poem Of The Day today.

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