My heart sings when You come near, or falls silent.
You offer wine, yes – but more often, holy bread.
You put Your finger to my lips.
Words, You gesture, never tell the Truth.
You gave our tongues one sweetness:
Meher Baba. Meher
Baba. Meher Baba.
You put on Your coat so Truth could walk around.
You took form, but held Your tongue.
Open the heart’s ear, o pilgrim,
and the Beloved will serenade you.
O child of God, listen to His silence.
Let it guide you toward the true poetry of Infinite Being.
(from The Garden of Surrender, 2004)
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