Seshat Nibada

Seshat Nibada Poems

I am myself the term between
the drift, the dawn, an eternity
of mind dissolving in new minds
so dips this human Eternity
...

The silver moon is set
in harvests unseen, the pleiades
rush home across half the night
though the night is never spent
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The day breaks and not my heart
For my heart is as Immortal as the Sun
It shines with thine eyes across distances
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Victory, though it comes too late
I had not learnt creation’s prize
How to survive the engima of living
How to push it clear with flowers
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The sun is tangled
In my prayers for sunset
It doesn’t matter than
I’m at the goldenth hour of my life
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Bring those kisses back again
That are sealed with love for
Many a spring day, summer twilight
Bring those lips that shine of golden fruit
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The sea spoke to us
every night we listened
we gave our ears the thought of crying
trying to hear the cosmic music
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Because my calling is such
I lose myself in entire days
Whole days of loving too much
Across the lampless silence
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I feel the autumn air
bringing an autumn slack
my bones beneath the black
colors of suffocated dares
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I gave you love gifts
Kisses for your earlobes
I gilded the time where our palms met
Like the fragrance of clean summer air
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Love imagines herself alone
The first responder to serendipity
A situation made for two
Where the one escapes in a blaze –
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A tongue, this gifted tongue
To tell the world my truth
A heart, a singly faithful heart
To tell her of my charge, to answer
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Leaves will rain the end of years
A pageant death-parting
O’ Autumn, it’s my soul
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A ribbon at a time
I have unblossomed my
Heart to speak in amethyst
I have given my urges
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I no longer measure every Grief I meet
With wide eyes, I look for beauty
Truth in the learning
Of the easier soul’s guise
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The angels are stooping
Weeping above your bed
With weary trooping, sweet whimpers
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The poem of the mind begins
from imitation, the sufficient finding
of ourselves in others, of language in mind
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I live as if every moment/
As a crying prayer in the middle of the night
I carry so many images
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I’ve lived for poetry beyond my means
In the loneliest years of my life
Art sensitized me and isolated
My sacred philosophy, from my mortal strife
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Do I sleep with you or you with me?
You have bad dreams if I’m not there
I comb your womb for laughing hybrids
In any case, I say you sleep with me
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Seshat Nibada Biography

Wuji was born in Montreal and lived for many years in Auroville, India, where he was exposed to Sri Aurobindo and many perennial poets of the East. He cites Taoism, Sufism, Mysticism and Hindu bhakti poets as major influences. With a B.A in Psychology, degrees in Nursing and Networking, he has a body of work that spans ten years and seven thousand poems, his style is mostly free-verse exploring spiritual, existential and humanistic topics. He incorporates vivid imagery and strange syntax, but more or less follows conventions of free-verse. An avid reader of other poetry, Wuji considers himself anonymously prolific. You can follow his poetic development on his blog which he writes in real-time: http: //seshatwuji.wordpress.com/)

The Best Poem Of Seshat Nibada

Ode To Emily Dickinson

I am myself the term between
the drift, the dawn, an eternity
of mind dissolving in new minds
so dips this human Eternity

To introduce the soul since
death leaves us homesick
for birth and former selves
I am myself the hour of need

that fails within a chance of fate
how terrible a thing to perish
without a just or loving observer
I am myself the hour ahead

what I shall become a faith-in-emergency
a happy letter on a page I did not read
but wrote somehow in my mortal sleep
I am myself the verb divine

of holy experience, hurried syntax
that cannot edit who he was or where he felt
or whose eyes wished upon a page
tell them it wasn’t a practiced writer

but a common guessed sentence of toil
a scribe without a home, but purgatory
which can only learn to become more silent.

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