Gita: A Sonnet on reminding the verses

Behold; know thou the passion unknown

Yet conspicuous to the senses to lure and lull

The wits those are capricious, ephemeral, and dull.

To thy eyes, what the ‘supreme’ has hitherto shown

Must make thou, and thine heart learned and firm;

 Thou canst discriminate the now the right and wrong ‘karma’.

Know thou the right way to contemplate and mull

Over the acts you do; the acts you forego;

Whither canst you go? The ‘energy’ does eternally flow!

Thou art, and the soul, have certainly definite term

To initiate and deduce thy span; then to stop near ‘herm’.

Composed by Alok Mishra