Where Art Thou my God?

  •   Tue, Oct 01 2019
  •   By Dr A Lourdusamy

Where art thou my God?

I want to kiss your face

Where is it?

I want to follow you but don’t find your feet.

Where are they?

I want to sing your song but don’t find the words

I want to draw your figure but no brush

I want to speak your words but no tongue

Where art thou, my God?

Can I find you in the emptiness of my heart?

Can I hear you in the wilderness of chaos?

Can I see you in the distorted images of humanity?

Where art thou my God?

When are you going to reveal yourself, the real self?

Is it tangible, palpable?

My feet are tired of following you in the vacuum of land

But where art thou my God?

Will my life fade into nothingness without your touch?

Will my eyes close forever without seeing thy face?

Will I not embrace you before I leave?

Where art thou my God, my God, my God?
By Dr A Lourdusamy
Dr A Lourdusamy is academic advisor at Milagres College.
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Comment on this article

  • Mukesh, Mangalore

    Fri, Oct 04 2019

    If you had lived a life in love, peace and joy, you would have found him already. Later is better than never Sir. At this age better find him. You'll get him. Continue searching with a positive and genuine attitude. I thank God that he has enlightened you to search him.

  • juliana, udupi

    Wed, Oct 02 2019

    Why search everywhere except within oneself? God created human beings in His shape giving life but the creation started creating God the Almighty and failing started questioning God. Is it necessary for God to reply everybody's questions without sense?

  • Dan M, Dubai / Mangalore

    Tue, Oct 01 2019

    God spirit is in one's heart,
    Why are the most, searching everywhere?

    Star giving love then one becomes God like as God is love.


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