A Session Of The Eternal Parliament Poem by Akhtar Jawad

A Session Of The Eternal Parliament

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The sleepy Angels or the nature's spies,
listed a few truths and all the lies,
sorting photographs of earth's caricature
for the next session of eternal legislature.
Planning to bring a bill of destruction,
earth unfit for further construction,
may infect the space, is rising upwards,
changing color of its skin like the lizards.
should be destroyed now mercilessly,
let the cruel die now helplessly.

My party men I have seen a peasant,
he is lovely and nice and is descent,
with the plow of pen, working at the fields,
a crop of love I expect as the yields,
and I hope the yields will change the earth,
the earth will get back its lost lovely worth.
Addressed Venus, the leader of the house,
lo, Mars makes him a lonely spouse.
Venus moves to left with a few minors,
Moon welcomes the group of majors.

The rulers are no more two third in the house,
three cheers for a bold and brave spouse.
Love she purchased at the cost very high,
no tears in her eyes but I note a sigh!
As the bill could not become an act,
Mars resigned, nothing else to react,
Thanks God Venus will rule once again,
careless we may sleep, no stress no strain,
The eternal Knight passed an order of grace,
the asteroid to hit vanished in space.

A Session Of The Eternal Parliament
Thursday, January 14, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: democracy
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kelly Kurt 15 January 2016

It is a pleasure to read the words of such a deep thinker. Not only insightful but presented with the talent of a true artist of words

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Akhtar Jawad 15 January 2016

Thanks Kelly Kurt for your kind and encouraging words.

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Nosheen Irfan 15 January 2016

Rich imagination you have. It takes a couple of readings to understand this poem. The essence of democracy is presented well in the poem. Love she purchased at a cost very high...no tears in her eyes but I note a sigh..wonderful.10

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Akhtar Jawad 15 January 2016

Your IQ is amazing, thanks for really understanding my poem.

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