Come out from within

Everything here is inside of anything

Every ‘in’ seems inside of ‘out’

Out is enormous and even then

It is inside of the universe

Beautiful is ‘out’ because it is inside of something.

A small model am I of all ins and outs

Built by visible and invisible shadows

Un-imaged in which

A possibility of new image is more beautiful.

‘Out’ is more stunning than ‘in’

Since that is inside of the universe

I’m inside of future which is immensely spread outside

The strong wish of my desire to see outside is

That whatever is outside that is inside of something

That’s why it is sustained and beautiful

You assume yours ‘out’ as ‘in’

And come out from within

Leeladhar Jaguri

Trans by Dr. Deepak Bijalwan

Image from- Poshampa

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