Monastery Poems - Poems about Monastery

When sun goes down And that crystal moon lights up Everything is flown When that selfish man is all alone Then their is sOmething that wizards seek It's when that divine monastery speaks Oh!!heaven has drizzled all saffron over him It occurs when time is punishing him for sin To the truth which he was unaware And though which he is made...

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The clad ivy charms, warms the walls, The frontage that welcomes the fold and their outsiders, Specifying age and strength of delicate beauty, Which accounts for that non-existent love: History sides with them, is by their shoes, Shows no retrogressive signs or playbacks, For the aestheticism in which they pray and hear, To live purely and...

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A shadowed hood Enshrouded eyes Sackcloth enslaving Cowled monk smile Shuffling....

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The night was black , thunder boomed and lightening cracked The earth shook with mighty groans as I watched And I did moan as the animals headed for home I walked somberly thru the night , reflections of my soul showed bright My soul reflected the darkest light , the perfect reflection of the...

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The Mystery of the Monastery In the Entity comes Sanctity Repentance giveth to Admittance Cleansing of the Sensing To Homogenize and Energize Around All Periphery Leads to Epiphany Curing Lesions and Bringing Peace to The Regions The Summoning of the Soul Giving Truth To the Worldly Toll...

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“Patients, carefully wash your hands and mouth As the spirits are offended by our smells And get yourself clean of the defilements” Thus Matho announced the arrival of the **Dakini To the séance of the Stok Monastery. Then Dakini donned her ritual costume Preparing the alter of seven offerings of Water, flowers, incense, a butter lamp, cakes As well as ‘golden drinks” and...

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It was a Day He wore his cocoa-brown shirt not silk sort-of sort-of splayed with sinewy filamented palm trees in green fibrilangulared leaves no coconuts; draping to him like a cosy vestment tucked deeply beneath... St. Bernard de Clairvaux, Oh, this sunny Sunday Morn. to know beatitude, of a place traveled stone by stone stone upon stone remade for It's Image imparvenue, about the nave,...

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With a world increasing in knowledge, not discernment, science expands its universe in space; you will encounter a few whom the Lord will send... to seek a safe,monastery life! The Middle Ages were a great escape from the vandals that invaded their land; and thus,many geniuses brought new thought to light, and civilization was saved by these courageous monks! Why are the...

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