Buddha And Robe Poem by Udaya R. Tennakoon

Philosophy as statue
Hangs on the wall
Agents represents
Not in the heart

Blind piousness
Sinks in drunkenness
Enlighten kindness
Is a parochial business

A king coconut cloth
Covers up the truth
Survives as a capital
Prolongs the soul

Sin and merit
A product of profit
A temple market
Sells a conflict

Reproduced philosophy
Buys and sells no happy
Justice for the humanity
Violent is so pretty

Buddha is voiceless
Robe is meaningless
The word is helpless
The truth is powerless