Human Kindness Poem by Ajit Das
Human Kindness
Thick December fog wrapping around,
she had left the office after night shift.
Suddenly she found her bank card missing
and no money to hire a taxi or board a bus.
A man approached her from the roadside.
Coming to know her plight in shivering cold,
he offered her his last few coins to get home.
He himself had no place where he could go.
She declined the offer, but was touched
by his kind gesture warming her heart.
A sense of gratitude prompted her to repay
the homeless man by securing him a home.
She organised a campaign, herself stayed
on the streets, raising funds to buy a roof.
Their reciprocal reaction scripted a message
of human kindness - still a binding force
in a world seemingly concerned only with self.
Ajit, Sometimes, those who have nothing have the most. Those who are a notch above, are the ones to fear
Coming to know her plight in shivering cold, ..Very wonderful drafting shared with deep expression.
Absolutely beautiful poem Ajit! Reflecting human kindness within it's depths. A truly remarkable occurrence you have written about, I pray that others are inspired by it's self-sacrificing message of human kindness. It needs to be mirrored by others in this world. Thank you for sharing. RoseAnn
'Their reciprocal reaction scripted a message of human kindness- still a binding force. Beautiful poem with rare occurrences of this kind deducing that exception proves the law. Thanks for sharing.10 points.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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4/25/2024 7:53:52 PM # 1.0.0.1119
a touching story.... such sense of humanity is missing those days.... beautiful attempt to increase the awareness