A Frenzied World Poem by Ravi Panamanna
A Frenzied World
A train travel-
A stone
An intended throw
An unaware hit
A passenger is injured.
Another scenario-
A state wide strike
No conveyance
A pregnant lady dies.
Again-
An accident
A death
The vehicle is lit.
A motor cyclist
Spits while he rides
Somebody behind him,
An unaware victim
A college-
Ragging
Eventual suicide
Aghast life
This passenger,
That pregnant lady,
This vehicle
That somebody
The suicide victim-
Insignificant, passing dust
“After all, a casual affair”,
We close our eyes.
We are not victims
So, we bother less.
I just ask you-
“Are you the wearer of shoes? ”
Then, the pinch will tell the truth,
The pain of the world is felt deep.
09/10/2013
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4/23/2024 7:38:47 AM # 1.0.0.1119
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