Last Poems

 

CONTENTS

 

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Publisher Note

 

 

THE DIVINE HEARING

 

THE INDWELLING UNIVERSAL

 

ELECTRON

 

THE HIDDEN PLAN

 

THE PILGRIM OF THE NIGHT

 

LIBERATION

 

THE WITNESS SPIRIT

 

THE INCONSCIENT

 

COSMIC CONSCIOUSNESS

 

LIFE-UNITY

 

THE GOLDEN LIGHT

 

THE INFINITE ADVENTURE

 

THE GREATER PLAN

 

THE UNIVERSAL INCARNATION

 

THE GODHEAD

 

THE STONE GODDESS

 

KRISHNA

 

SHIVA

 

THE WORD OF THE SILENCE

 

THE SELF'S INFINITY

 

THE DUAL BEING

 

LILA

 

SURRENDER

 

THE DIVINE WORKER

 

The Guest

 

The Inner Sovereing 

 

A Dream of Surreal Science

 

Bliss of Identity

 

The  Miracle of Birth

 

The Body

 

Liberation

 

Light

 

The Island Sun

 

Self

 

Omnipresence

 

Adwaita

 

The Hill-top Temple

 

Thou

 

Divine Sight

 

The Unseen Infinite

 

Despair on the Staircase

 

Divine Sense

 

Man ,The Despot of Contraries

 

The Children of Wotan (1940)

 

Tie Silver Call

 

Contrasts

 

Man the Thinking Animal

 

Evolution

PUBLISHERS NOTE

 

The forty-eight poems included in this collection  consisting mainly of sonnets, are among the last written by the Master. He intended to give them all a final revision, but only a few were actually so done. One or two irregularities of rhyming may be noticed, but whether they were purposely meant to be like that or kept only provisionally, it is not possible to say. In several cases, where  it seemed necessary, earlier versions  have been drawn upon for textual collation and the fixing of dates. Where two dates are given for the same poem, the earlier refers to the date of composition  and the other to that of revision.

The poems are arranged in chronological order and their facsimile reproductions given on parallel pages. There are, at places, discrepancies between the facsimile and the printed text. That is because there exist, in view of changes and corrections made from time to time, several versions of most of these poems and for the printed text the choice was deter- mined by the one which was the most complete and seemed to be the last or final, whereas for the facsimile the needs of photography had to be taken into account, the need of selecting the most suitable one for representation.

Except for a few poems which appeared in the quarterly Advent, they are now published for the first time.