The poem questions the Humanity of today's world
That had no buttons.
The roof of bluish curtain
That never looked certain.
The old crippled, as old as winter
Came out of the shady haunt
Dressed in rags
And gave me a wintry smile.
I looked at him with utmost humanity
But he looked at me with extreme cruelty
But why?
Who's accountable in making him so?
Might be! He was fade up
With humanity full of snobbishness
Or the empty formalities?
He just drifted off me
With ragged and raged
Dragging and ragging
As if, not concerned with my human look.
Then I realized, the humans
Have degraded to such an extent
That even the doomsday doesn't have the answer
Then what's the answer????
Poetry by Bhakta Raj Giri
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Written on 2006-09-15 at 08:25
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The Wintry Crippled
The floor with flaccid cottonThat had no buttons.
The roof of bluish curtain
That never looked certain.
The old crippled, as old as winter
Came out of the shady haunt
Dressed in rags
And gave me a wintry smile.
I looked at him with utmost humanity
But he looked at me with extreme cruelty
But why?
Who's accountable in making him so?
Might be! He was fade up
With humanity full of snobbishness
Or the empty formalities?
He just drifted off me
With ragged and raged
Dragging and ragging
As if, not concerned with my human look.
Then I realized, the humans
Have degraded to such an extent
That even the doomsday doesn't have the answer
Then what's the answer????
Poetry by Bhakta Raj Giri
Read 688 times
Written on 2006-09-15 at 08:25
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