Gratitude Poem by Isha Trivedi

Gratitude

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Noise around me, but I can't hear,
Motion of lips and strain of the ear,
But still, sound is what I fear.

Blank eyes, like a patch of snow,
But behind these eyes, the things that I know,
These things that I never show.

Unmoving limbs, as if made of stone,
Sitting, staring, still to the bone,
My presence goes unknown.

The things I perceive,
As I quietly grieve,
You would not believe.

Be grateful.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem is from the perspectives of a deaf person, a blind person, and a paralyzed person. The moral is to be grateful for what you have and not be materialistic for the things you don't.

Ma-te-ri-al-is-tic—excessively concerned with physical comforts or the acquisition of earthly things rather than spiritual, intellectual, moral, or cultural values
COMMENTS OF THE POEM

Flowing nicely like a river. Well done my friend!

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