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Flame of Wisdom, Breath of Earthly Light


 

Flame of Wisdom, Breath of Earthly Light

A Poem By Dr.Lal Karun

I

I am the spark that dances in the dawn,
Lighting fields where shadows dare not linger,
Turning the dew to silver songs of praise,
And weaving gold along the river’s edge.

II

I rise in the sun, a flame unbound,
Igniting mountains and valleys alike,
Casting warmth into the hidden corners,
Where earth and sky meet in quiet wonder.

III

I burn through the moon’s gentle repose,
Stirring the tides with invisible hands,
Making stars tremble with silent music,
Their orbits harmonized by my insight.

IV

I am the compass of all righteous deeds,
The order beneath chaos’s restless dance,
Turning fury to patience, anger to care,
And leading the lost toward light’s embrace.

V

I drape the earth in emerald robes,
Caressing the forests, the meadows, the fields,
A brush of wind, a whisper of fragrance,
A promise of life in every green blade.

VI

I am the rain, born of morning dew,
Falling gently to awaken seeds,
Rousing laughter in grasses and reeds,
A song of renewal that never ends.

VII

I call forth tears for the sacred toil,
For hearts that labor without name or fame,
Turning sweat into jewels of devotion,
And dust into holy bread of light.

VIII

I am the yearning for all things good,
The pull of spirit toward love’s horizon,
A river that flows beneath every stone,
And lifts each soul upon wings of hope.

IX

I am the flicker in a candle’s heart,
The gentle pulse that sways the mind,
Revealing truths that hide in plain sight,
Softly breaking the walls of night.

X

I am the music in an unseen harp,
The resonance that heals and inspires,
Threading through sorrow, joy, and wonder,
Making mortal hearts remember eternity.

XI

I am the fire that never consumes,
But teaches, transforms, and illumines,
Kindling courage in timid spirits,
And faith in the unseen paths ahead.

XII

I am the breath that carries all scents,
Of jasmine, rain, and sacred earth,
A fragrance that awakens remembrance,
Of lives intertwined with divine grace.

XIII

I am the light that wakes each hidden eye,
Revealing beauty where shadows linger,
A prism refracting infinite dreams,
And painting eternity on mortal walls.

XIV

I am the quiet in the storm’s center,
The eye through which wisdom flows,
Turning destruction to a sacred teaching,
And chaos to a dance of stars.

XV

I am the gift of insight’s flame,
The vision that sees beyond the veil,
A gentle hand guiding all who seek,
Toward the eternal heart of being.

XVI

I am the longing in every human breast,
For harmony, truth, and radiant grace,
A pulse connecting earth to heavens,
And love to the beating of the cosmos.

XVII

I am the blessing hidden in toil,
The quiet song beneath labor’s weight,
Every effort crowned in sacred light,
Every sigh answered in holy ways.

XVIII

I am the fiery light of wisdom’s core,
The spark, the breath, the rain, the sun,
Igniting life, adorning earth with grace,
And turning every soul toward the good.

By Dr.Lal Karun


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