Flame in Chalice
Flame in Chalice by Nicholas Roerich, published by the Nicholas Roerich Museum on October 18, 2017, is a collection of poetry that showcases the author’s mastery of language and form. This edition, comprising 110 pages, presents Roerich’s direct and simple poetic style, which reflects the same vibrancy and mysticism found in his visual art. The poems are characterized by their rhythmic intensity and a sense of cosmic unfoldment, inviting readers to experience the depth of his lyrical expression.
In this collection, readers will find a rich tapestry of themes that resonate with inspiration and spirituality. Roerich’s poetry embodies a fullness of consciousness, offering a unique vibration of light and color that speaks to the search for discovery and fulfillment. The poems, described as “children of the Flame in Chalice,” convey a sense of prophecy and ongoing exploration, making this work a significant contribution to the realms of poetry and inspirational literature.
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Nicholas Roerich is master of the singing word no less than of the singing form and color. His poetry is direct, simple, arrow-like. It has the same vibrant touch of the master, the same sense of mysticism and cosmic unfoldment found in his paintings. The depth and intensity, the rhythmic sweep and exaltation that mark his work as artist is no less present here. His lyric words, like so many singing arrows, fly straight to their invisible goal. Light rays out powerfully from the lines. It is evident that they have been “made in flame as nature makes.”
In the poetry of Roerich, finally, there is a fullness and expansion of consciousness, a vibration of light and color, a sense of prophecy and ongoing, of search, discovery and fulfilment that is as much part of his singing word as of the colors and contours of his brush. These poems are true children of the Flame in Chalice.
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