Ravings Poem by Sagnik Das

Ravings

Rating: 5.0


In this hapless world so dark-
What stays yet for me to see?
Oh! bored and sick I grow each day,
To find such widespread misery....

Tell no more of worldly joys,
Whose frivolous 'tast' mundane-
Gives hardly but a thing worthwhile,
Except unwanted pain.

A stoic bend of heart perhaps-
Is what you'll take me be;
For who else writes such foolish things?
Save aimless men like me!

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Dejected at times with the so called 'hollowness' of this mundane world, characterized often by varied phases of mortal hopelessness and despair, these are the reflective lines that ensue from this inward core of hearts... That you, my beloved readers would like it is all I can wistfully wager...
Thank You very much indeed.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Farah Ilyas 09 June 2013

Whose frivolous 'tast' mundane- Gives hardly but a thing worthwhile, Except unwanted pain....poignant poem to be written about the frivolous behavior of world & life.good indeed

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