Collected Poems - Sri Aurobindo Ashram

746 Collected Poems
I walked beside the waters of a world of light 668
I walked on the high-wayed Seat of Solomon 621
If I had wooed thee for thy colour rare 206
If now must pause the bullocks’ jingling tune 237
If perfect moments on the peak of things 616
If thou wouldst traverse Time with vagrant feet 189
Immense retreats of silence and of gloom 261
Immortal, moveless, calm, alone, august 279
In a flaming as of spaces 650
In a mounting as of sea-tides . . . 636
In a town of gods, housed in a little shrine 608
In Bagdad by Euphrates, Asia’s river 147
In gleam Konarak — Konarak of the Gods 672
In god-years yet unmeasured by a man’s thought . . . 632
In Manipur upon her orient hills 311
In occult depths grow Nature’s roots unshown 598
In some faint dawn 650
In the blue of the sky, in the green of the forest 201
In the ending of time, in the sinking of space 650
In the silence of the midnight . . . 679
In the silence of the night-time 538
In us is the thousandfold Spirit who is one 611
In woodlands of the bright and early world 113
Into the Silence, into the Silence 581
Is this the end of all that we have been 643
Life, death, — death, life; the words . . . 216
Light, endless Light! darkness has room no more 618
Like a white statue made of lilies 47
Lone on my summits of calm . . . 573
Lorsque rein n’existait, l’amour existait 686
Love, a moment drop thy hands 23
Love, but my words are vain as air 209
Many boons the new years make us 186
Me whom the purple mead that Bromius owns 22
Moulded of twilight and the vesper star 188