Nature writes only the basic physical laws, not our fates,
Protests on our inhuman acts, not interested in our beliefs,
When her disobedient child crosses the limits, she eliminates,
A mother after all, comes on the grave with possible reliefs.
To save her innocent children she's constrained for an unkind act,
She had reacted, she is reacting and she'll continue to react.
No wonder if the old mother is always slow and too late,
A difficult decision to kill someone conceived in love,
History of the human civilization, the tomes narrate,
Nobody could kill the bird of peace, my sweet dove!
Our seven centuries for her are only seven days,
Saturday night storms are followed by sunny Sundays.
Akhtar, such a well crafted poem.....10++++++++++++++++++++++
I agree, every action will have equal reaction, the way we are changing this world such calamities are bound to happen and no one is responsible other then us. Let the better sense prevails.10+
A very powerful write on nature. Yes, natural disasters are protests of Mother Nature. A beautifully crafted and well executed write.10
we cannot compare anyone or thing with a MOTHER she is the first one to give her life to save her child so is mommy nature havoc's come as tsunamis and hurricanes mommy earth never tires gets up again and felled trees are rebuilt by mom earth only Mom is beautiful isn't SHE
Once our species destroys itself, the Earth will repair and restore its intrinsic beauty.
Nature powerfully writes the physical laws. Inhuman acts done by human beings provoke thought and bring sadness. Old mother is always slow and too late but her love is peaceful and she is very affectionate. Nobody should kill the bird of peace. Dove should fly in freedom and peace. A powerful and brilliant poem is well penned...10
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Yes, mother earth reacts at the unkind and inhuman acts of her children beyond a limit. Very well said. 'She had reacted, she is reacting and she'll continue to react'.