Verses from the saint's own pen Between discourses across Bharat and beyond, Param Pujya Shree Ramkinkar ji Maharaj poured his heart into verse. These self-composed poems (swarachit) sing of Ram, Sita, Hanuman, and a servant's endless longing for the Lord.

Prabhu ki Kripaluta (The Lord's Boundless Grace) The Lord's mercy, and a humble confession of faltering faith.

Chhavi Aisi Biloki (Beholding the Beloved) A plea for Sita-Ram to dwell forever in the heart.

Mukhachandra Bilokat (Gazing on the Moon-Face) Rapt vision of Ram and Sita's beauty drawing the soul.

Vah Chahta Hoon (What I Crave) Honest self-examination of a restless, straying mind.

Basant ki Chhata (Spring All Around) Spring in Mithila's garden, where love bows to Sita's grace.

Mor ke Pankh (The Peacock Feather) Ram wears Sita's cherished feather — love's sweet play.

Priya Tera Path (Awaiting the Beloved) A yearning soul waters the Beloved's path with tears.

Sahaj Swaroop Divya (Verse for the Guru's Portrait) Chaupais praising the Guru's divine form, guarded by Hanuman.

Dhyana of Ram Darbar (Meditation on Ram's Court) Sanskrit shloka and verses meditating on Ram's court.

Ankhiyan Lakhi Raghav (Eyes that Beheld Raghava) Having seen Rama, the devotee desires only to be His servant.

Man Ki Vyatha (The Anguish of the Heart) A surrendered heart pours its pain before the Lord.

Preet To Nahin Hai (No Love Yet for the Lotus-Feet) A humble confession of imperfect devotion.

Baras Pachas Beete (Fifty Years Have Passed) Across fifty years of longing, love kept raining down.

Ram Naam Ka Sahara (The Refuge of Rama's Name) Rama's name upholds the universe; the servant leans on it alone.

Manas Ek Darpan Hai (The Manas is a Mirror) A tribute to Tulsidas and Yug-Tulsi Ramkinkar.

Chhalna Mayi Tumhi Batlao (Tell Me, O Devi) An anguished, candid address to the Goddess on faltering devotion.

Anek Rupon Mein Mahavir (Hanuman in Many Forms) Beholding Hanuman manifest in countless divine forms.

Mere Man Ke Chain Tumhi Ho (You Are My Heart's Peace) Total surrender — the Lord alone is refuge, peace and life.