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My Mystic World

Mar 23, 2023
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By Sonal Maharana


A brisk call at that unfathomable door.

A sudden transcendence into the familiar.

The familiar sanguinity!

Such a magnetic affinity!


My mystic world.

The bliss beyond senses.

The heavenly exquisiteness!

A paradox here and a paradox there.

Yet so felicitous!

Such incredibleness!


Where love flows as oxygen;

Where brotherhood is the religion;

Where compassion is the language;

Where there’s no ‘U’ and ‘I’, it’s only ‘Us’!

No room for the fuss.



The awful reality left behind.

Oh, I feel like a lotus or a floe!

Unblemished by the muddle,

Unaltered by the ripples in water.


How to explain the path to it?

As the way starts within, ends within.

When the barrier of ego is smashed to let the soul shine,

And here's your shrine!

The sensation is truly divine!


Though the core defies the remigration into the here and now.

As every moment felt, so wow!

A returning ineludible trot to the palpable world.

But with those thousands of memories!

Oh, what a sojourn I just had!

into my mystic world.


Are those experiments capable enough to prove it’s reality?


How do I explain the path to it?

As the way starts within, ends within

When the barrier of ego is smashed

It’s then that the destination arrives.


What a sojourn I just had!

Into my mystic world!


By Sonal Maharana




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