A Heart Turns To A Stone Poem by Jinal Oswal

A Heart Turns To A Stone

Rating: 4.5


A mother starts hating her child
A father sends his son to exile
A flowers is crushed by someone
A wife lives a life like that of a nun
A laborer life is in despair
A doctor runs a hospital which cannot be repaired
A baby is all alone at two
A tree is still growing at twenty-two
All these things a are a matter of pride
Before that, does your heart listen to those innocent cries? ?


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COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Marvin Brato 05 February 2012

Thought provoking write, good poem!

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Sahil Sood 17 November 2012

a great poem.. Xcellent write..

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Dave Walker 05 March 2012

A great poem packed with emotion. A fantastic write.

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Unwritten Soul 29 February 2012

May few drops of innocent tears pour the sympathy to all listeners...and A mother never hates her child but sometimes need to get strict just to teach them A father also never do bad things for his son unless it just to let him see something A flowers is crushed by someone but it cant stop from flower to bud new again A wife lives a life like that of a nun but her husband maybe act like priest..but normal family A laborer life is in despair...because money? but rich man is despair because enemy? A doctor runs a hospital which cannot be repaired but as long as there is a patient it worth to run...and government if they care about their citizen then doctor can smiley care for them... A baby is all alone at two but at two and half is no longer alone...crying is ringing a bell A tree is still growing at twenty-two...flowering and fruiting for all loyal living with them too....yes we listen to their cry and we proud that we all worth for any reason..so smile_Unwritten Soul

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Joub Kahuria 10 February 2012

i keep on thinking all these things are matter of pride and yea tis true pride has brought us all this scourge... great poem Jinal.

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Siyabonga A Nxumalo 06 February 2012

Great poem Jinal......liked it.

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