I'm Not A Magician Poem by Indira Renganathan
I'm Not A Magician
I'm not a magician
To heal her scathed face
Nor am I a beautician
To hide her dark patches
Yet, moon'll teach me
How to stay beautiful
How to stay appeased
From the fright of your fire
As she from the fire of sun
This -social poem is very beautiful and amazingly penned with brilliance of mind. We have to learn many things from moo to remain beautiful even we have patches of scratches and sorrows. This poem teaches many things to the readers...10
A very beautiful poem with a nice message. One should remain smiling in hard times. Life is all about staying happy and contented in all situations. Thanks for sharing.
I have no words to appreciate this poem in adequate measure. It's a meaningful poem written in the wake of recent controversy concerning the colour of the skin or scars on the face of a girl and exploitation of this factor by beauty cream manufacturers to sell their product. Thanks.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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I am not magician I am not beautician I am not panacea I am not I am not But the sun the moon, the day and night the light and dark the entire nature still teach me everything about life and death and still heal my wholeness.........