‘odd'Ience Poem by Gunde Narsing Rao

‘odd'Ience



Those claims ‘remain' audience, actually remained to‘see'
As some pretends ‘lying' patiently if never been so free,
Hiding actuality at core that suppose to have revealed
Instead always strive to ‘enact' hard to be concealed,
Pretends to be ‘pretended' which presumes murky blends
While responding to the obvious as if stream never ends,
Struggles always be first as no others dares once to beat
As 'Debate' prone lecture ‘invites' flowery rusty comment,
When ‘keen' ears waiting for such known speaker's surprise
Starts expecting response through claps resonating menace,
As silence requires understanding that crux of any lecture
Being sensible listener seems better than half-baked speaker.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This was a staggering response for such human beings who in ‘reality' not being so, particularly as audience at various programs. They seem have made pretending a ‘natural' daily acts in which they actually losing their natural ability till becoming a human creature at large. Even they reveal such a human psychological condition that can be ‘manipulated' for any extent for ‘trivial' gains. But such things which makes me for sorrowful react is to know which 'latent' human element actually drives or persuade human beings to a such pathetic mental state even being given all such organic privileges by nature, in other words, God; in whom entire mankind believes at all stages in life. Whenever things go berserk people tend to revamp through available means, but hardly be 'subjects' of objective outlooks at their peril. When I have been through such observations, it was painful to express though being not at to console as an outsider in others privacy issues that my ethics doesn't allows me so. Yet if I ought to respond to their concerns may you see in such a poetic expression like this in which I have used the word 'Odd' in the sense of something 'unusual' against natural.


G.Narsing Rao
Ph.D. Scholar
Department of Film Studies
The English and Foreign Languages University
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