Beauty, If There's Beast Poem by Aniruddha Pathak
Beauty, If There's Beast
We all hail flower's beauty,
Thorn's duty the least,
And no'ne feels guilty.
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Hate for hideous face,
No thought for fine grace,
But beauty be if there's beast.
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Haikus | 04.03.2017 |
o wisdom is here that we pluck the ROSE easily by seeing its beauty not seeing its thorn/// impressive writing
Thank you Mahtab Bangalee. Your take is always uniquely your own.
Of course, a very thoughtful poem about a man's fascination of flowers and indifference to thorns. Thanks for sharing.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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" Hate for hideous face, No thought for fine grace, But beauty be if there's beast." lovely expression giving caution to those blind adorers of beauty
Thank you dear poet. Providence has made this world full of dancing dual's. The dual as such seems meaningful, not its polar-dwelling cousins. Beauty is no beauty without the beast inasmuch as day has no meaning without night, pain without pleasure and so on. I blame poets here. How many have written about thorns? How many on rose?