The Procession 

A reflective journey through struggle and longing, the poem follows a narrator moving through a chaotic procession, burdened by pain, doubt, and hope. Despite suffering and inner turmoil, they continue toward the divine, realizing that the difficult path itself leads to clarity, resilience, and the final moment of spiritual fulfillment.

Looking down into my hands  

The lines in my palm  

filled with the transparent liquid.  What would I say?  

Even the eyes are filled with it.  

Why there’s so much struggle beneath?  In this desirous procession  

I stand under the flaring,  

children being rebuked from rays,  

Elders telling them to be forbearance.    

But what the others bearing??  

In that crowded wandering procession  Let me reach first  

The Lord is only mine  

But do the Lord see me mindfully??  forgot about self-conceit.  

Leave them before my staircase  

whispering in my ears  

you wont deviate from the stairs.  here I am waiting for you.  

let them plunge you hard.  

You are coming closer, and closer.  Oh, my Lord!  

Why so much pain and suffering??  Why are your disciples insane ??  

It’s because I wanted you to see  

No matter how lengthy the journey was  It’s my tinted saucer.  

Searching for your glimpse  

what’s the ultimate vision?  

It’s the final gesture of happiness  You have come to the edge of procession. 


LIPIKA MAHAPATRO

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