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A Sacred Lake
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A Sacred Lake

Krishnanand Guptar.
In the midst of a tropical forest
The mouth of a long extinct volcano,
Surrounded by hills not so high
Bordered by lush trees and bushes,
Is the seat of a sparkling lake
That undulates in little waves
In direction of the prevailing winds
Reflects the azure blue of the clear sky
The bright rays of the sun during the day
And white shines of stars and the moon at night.
Before men had set their eyes on the lake
Angels danced on its pristine shore
To the tunes of the breeze on moonlight nights;
When a dream revealed the sight to a soul
And slim pathways were threaded to the lake
Angels no more plied to the sacred site,
But thousands of men flocked to the spot for prayers
And on the eve of Maha Shivaratree
Hundreds of thousands of pilgrims tread to the lake
To source sacred water to pour on Lord Shiva.
All year round, tourists converge to the lake
To stroll around this sacred site
Charm their eyes with its unique tapestry
And snap shots of its picturesque beauty
To relish as memento of their trip
And cherish as a divine work of art
Legated to this tropical island
By the graceful Divinity
Who dropped a piece of paradise
In midst of the Indian Ocean.
Sincere and heartfelt wishes
To all pilgrims striding to the sacred lake
For a pious Maha Shivaratree
And a blissful inner journey
With the blessings of Lord Shiva
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Krishnanand Guptar
Former Financial Secretary and Financial Adviser at the Ministry of Finance, he has developed a keen interest for poetry, particularly for philosophical, spiritual, divine, motivational and inspirational poems. He has published several collections of poems.
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