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SONGS OF THE SOUL

OM


Whence, Oh, this soundless roar doth comeWhen drowseth matter’s dreary drum?—The booming Om[1] on bliss’ shore breaks;All heaven, all earth, all body shakes.
Cords bound to flesh are broken all,Vibrations vile do fly and fall;The hustling heart, the boasting breathNo more disturb the yogi’s health.
The house is lulled in darkness soft,Dim, shiny light is seen aloft,Subconscious dreams have gone to bed.‘Tis then that one doth hear Om’s tread.
The bumble bee doth hum along,Baby Om, hark! sings his song;Krishna’s flute is sounding sweet,"Tis time the watery God to meet.

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  1. ↑ Cosmic vibration.
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