Swami Vivekananda ( 1863-1902 )
is one of the India's leading social reformers of the
modern time and was a king of humanitarianism and his
service to God through his sevre to mankind. He was a
true living embodiment of sacrifice and dedicated his
life to the country.He was a great thinker and mighty man
of action whose words rose thousands of human spirits and
let them realise about their self existance, dignity and
spirituality and who'll always be a source of inspiration
to the mankind He was a true rejuvenator of Hinduism in
both east and west. He worked for the true meaning of
Hinduism searching the true spirit and speaking widely to
the mankind.
( There are many more poems and sonnets
wriiten by Swamiji but here I have included few of them )
Poems by Swami Vivekananda 
Here are few of Swamiji's poemsw

~~~~THE SONG OF THE SANNYASIN~~~~
by Swami Vivekananda
The Mother's heart, the hero's will,
The softest flowers' sweetest feel;
The charm and force that ever sway
The altar-fire's flaming play;
The strength that leads, in love obeys;
Far-reaching dreams, and patient ways,
Eternal faith in Self, in all,
The light Divine in great, in small;
All these and more than I could see,
Today may "Mother" grant to thee!
( "The song of the Sannyasin " is
a selection from works of Swami Vivekananda and was
written to Miss Alberta Sturges from Perrors Guirec,
Brittany, France , on September 22, 1900. )

Another
poem by him
~~~~~THOU
BLESSED DREAM~~~~~
by Swami Vivekananda
Behold,
the dark clouds melt away,
That gathered thick at night, and hung
So like a gloomy pall above the earth!
Before thy magic touch, the world
Awakes. The birds in chorus sing.
The flowers raise their star-like crowns-
Dew-set, and wave thee welcome fair.
The lakes are opening wide in love
Their hundred thousand lotus-eyes
To welcome thee, with all their depth.
All hail to thee, thou Lord of Light!
A welcome new to thee, today,
O sun! today thou sheddest LIBERTY!
Bethink thee how the world did wait,
And search for thee, through time and clime.
Some gave up home and love of friends,
And went in quest of thee, self banished,
Through dreary oceans, through primeval forests,
Each step a struggle for their life or death;
Then came the day when work bore fruit,
And worship, love, and sacrifice,
Fulfilled, accepted, and complete.
Then thou, propitious, rose to shed
The light of FREEDOM on mankind.
Move on, O Lord, on thy resistless path!
Till thy high noon o'erspreads the world.
Till every land reflects thy light,
Till men and women, with uplifted head,
Behold their shackles broken, and
Know, in springing joy, their life renewed!
(From The Complete Works of Swami
Vivekananda, Vol5 Page 440. It is well known that Swami
Vivekananda left his body on the 4th of July,1902. On the
4th of July 1898, he was travalling with some American
disciples in Kashmir, and as part of a domestic
conspiracy for the celebration of the day- the
anniversary of the American Declaration of Independence-
he prepared the following poem, to be read aloud at the
early breakfast.)
I will add more of his Poems...
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