The poet will die, but nature will go on. as usual, each passing hour will bring its pleasure or pain. As death is near, the poet is concerned with spiritual things and no more with material wealth. Nature makes no distinction between the rich and the poor.
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The poet is the bride who awaits her bridegroom, Death. When he comes, she will offer him all her hopes, joys and love. Now the bridegroom has arrived and the wedding is celebrated. As a bride finds fulfillment in her union with the bridegroom, so the poet’s life will be fulfilled in union with Death.
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When death comes, the poet will welcome it, honour it and offer it all that he has acquired in life. Through death one is freed from the body and is able to come face to face with God.
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Amidst his busy activity, in a moment of sudden, mystical experience the poet hears the call of his divine Lover. Henceforth he will be totally devoted to Him and singing His praises. And all things become beautiful and joyful to him.
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The temple lies in ruins and idol there is not worshipped. Man makes new idols and soon forgets them. He sets up new ideals and values and then puts them away. The materialistic world neglects the eternal God.
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n his bereavement and grief, the poet has the sure hope of meeting his beloved in the world of God where all dear ones lost will be found again and all happiness will be restored.
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Death is God’s messenger whom the poet will welcome heartily, offering him all his treasures. But he will reserve his soul, to offer it personally to his Maker.
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Worldly wealth is futile. From his heavenly home man comes to this world weak and defenceless. He will return to that home leaving behind all the riches he collected through sweat and toil.
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God divided parts of Himself and made out of them this beautiful universe. The pain of them this beautiful universe. The pain of this division penetrates the whole of creation and is manifested in the loves and desies, pleasures and pains of human beings.
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God is the poet’s loving mother for whom he will weave a chain out of his pearl-like tears. It is not the offering of material wealthbut that of the tears and suffering of the devotee which is a genuine offering; it is valued by God for it purifies the soul and bringsit closer to Him.
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