Bhudevi Is In Fear And Mayhem (Conversational Poem-Skit) Poem by Indira Renganathan

Bhudevi Is In Fear And Mayhem (Conversational Poem-Skit)

Rating: 5.0


Scene-1

Earth To Sun

'Oh Suryadev, won't you move away further?
Your overheating can't anymore me nurture'

'Oh Bhudevi, you've said this so many times
With which I can not at all rhyme'

'Suryadev, I'm already enough old and weak
Scorched and parched how can I be still meek? '

'Devi, may you better ask your Lord
For I am to accept my destined yard'


Scene-2

Earth To Lord Vishnu

'Your Majesty, my Lord Vishnu
Your consort, I have a plea to you'

'Devi, what is it that bothers you now
Tell me, I shall solve it somehow'

'My Lord, I'm burnt to death by the sun
May You keep him a little away and caution? '

'Ha ha, is it possible? no, he's not the cause
Ask Sridevi for your loss, she may know the cause'


Scene-3

Sun To Earth

'Bhudevi, what did your Lord tell
Did He accept that all is well? '

'Oh Suryadev, He just asked me to ask Sridevi
But no where she is seen..gone just carefree'

'Ha, Devi, it's you who is careless
Letting your human race heartless'

'What do you mean oh Fire Ball
Just you alone can cause this drought's sprawl'

'I'm sorry Devi, better ask the forest
And the river, it's my behest'


Scene-4

Earth To Herself

'Oh my Fate, couldn't you have been good
My flora, fauna all gone..what went so rude'

Sun To Earth

'Devi, it's your human children who destroyed..
Deforested, polluted in gangs employed

'There's no green, so no transpiration
So no rains..take it to the Lord's attention'


Scene-5

Earth To Herself

'Oh my fate, Sridevi is gone
Now I know why she is gone'

'How will I tell this to my Lord
How will He solve all in accord'


Scene-6

Earth To Lord Vishnu

'My dear Lord, I'm feeling a misery
The drought because of a devilry'

'Our human children have turned bad
Have done away with me so mad'

'All I know Devi, so, it's not the sun
But just by the immoral humans'

'Let them repent punished well, I shall wait
Till they become good, may you too wait'

Scene-7

Earth Keeps Wailing

'I'm parched all over, dehydrated
This deadly thirst, I'm frustrated'

'My supplication, my imploration
Please humans, save me from expiration'

'So painful, wailful, I'm sinking
Painful, wailful, sinking, sinking'


Scene-8

On Mother's Day

Some youth in a restaurant gather
They talk, talk, talk on a matter

Where and where to go shopping
What and what to choose buying...

A gift suitable to her mother
One wants to buy and ideas smother

As ideas over do she gets perplexed
Unable to end with the best so confused

But one boy outbursts sarcastically
'Hey, you buy a water can trendily'

A thunder of laughter thrills them
But slams Earth who's in fear and mayhem

Note: -Bhudevi is Earth.Sridevi is her wealth.As per Hindu mythology
they are the two symbolised wives of Lord Vishnu

Thursday, March 16, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: nature,social
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dr Dillip K Swain 30 May 2023

An excellent rendition! Liked the following two lines the most: 'Devi, may you better ask your Lord For I am to accept my destined yard'...Top score!

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