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Discovery of Truth

​Sandip Saha

I sat in meditation
closed my eyes
controlled my breath
still I could see
through my mind
as stray thoughts
were passing through
gradually they subsided
restless mind became calm
like a lake or an earthen lamp
in absence of any breeze.

In that lake truths started reflecting
I found my body as if a solid mass
my true Self came out of it
and got mixed up with eternal existence
homogeneous monolithic oneness
where my body appeared like a dry leaf
floating like a bubble in water
disappearing in the black hole of time.
​
I firmly believe now that
it is futile to run for anything
however attractive and precious
it may be like gold to human
I do not need them
as all of them has life span like the bubble
that ruptures in no time and gets lost forever.

Sandip is a chemical engineer and doctorate (PhD) in metallurgical engineering from India. He is a winner of Poetry Matters Project Lit Prize-2018. He has published one book of collection of poems, Quest for freedom, available at amazon.com. His free verses, sonnet, ghazal and haiku were published in Las Positas Anthology-Havik, The Cape Rock: Poetry, Pif magazine, Better Than Starbucks Poetry magazines, The society of classical poets, Oddball, Snapdragon, felan, The Ghazal Page all in USA and in Taj Mahal, VerbalArt in India, in The Pangolin Review in Mauritius besides The Wayne Literary Review, USA has accepted his poem for publication in the upcoming issue.
He is a life member of The Poetry Society (India). His scientific research work can be seen at https://www.researchgate.net/profile/S_Saha4 ​
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  • Online Issue No. 10
  • About
    • PCC Inscape Instagram
  • SUBMISSIONS
  • ISSUE ARCHIVE
    • Online Issue No.9
    • 2016 Fall Online
    • 2016 Sppring Online
    • 2017 Fall Online
    • 2017 Print Issue - Manifesto TOC
    • 2018 Fall Print Issue - Frankenstein TOC
    • 2018 FA Frankenstein Companion
    • 2018 Summer Online
    • 2018 Fall Folio - VOTE
    • 2018 Fall Spirituality
    • 2019 Celebrating Dia De Los Muertos
    • 2019 SPR Mental Health Companion >
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    • 2019 Fall Folio -- Moon Moon
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