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GOD AND GODDESS


Love makes the mountain to erupt,

It grinds them down to earth's soil,

Love splits cosmos in a million clusters,

Worship collide stars with a breaking,

God is masculine, and He loves beauty,

Goddess is feminine, She is submissive,

He himself was born as celestial, divine,

There is nothing beyond than the cosmos

God's wisdom through His destiny, decree

Made us lovers one of another, universally,

The feminine desires towards the male

So that each may perform others effort

God placed inclination in man and woman,

So the world may exist through their love

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BY

WILLIAMSJI MAVELI

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Williamsji Maveli is the senator member of WORLD UNION OF POETS and Founder of WHORLED WIDE WRITERS, world’s most active writer's forum. He is a member of WORLD NATIONS WRITERS UNION holding an additional honorary member status in their academy World Higher Literary Academic Council (WHLAC). A Freelance Journalist from Kerala, Williamsji Maveli, wears his many hats with style. He has earned through his creativity a place for himself in the world of poetry and literary reviews. He also writes and contributes regularly in many poetry web sites and groups. Poetry remains for him a deep passion, and depicts life's challenges, coupled with spirituality, passion and love. Williamsji Maveli is currently working as a Freelance web writer and designer at Bangalore and Cochin in India. Earlier, he had worked for Emirates Telecommunications Corporation (Etisalat), Thurayya Satellite Corporation in Abu Dhabi UAE, ME Publishers, Khaleej Times, and Gulf News & Gulf Today – All News Agencies in United Arab Emirates.

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