Reflections Poem by Shruti Goswami

Reflections



Whose are the reflections I see!
On the lit wall,
Shadows of corpses being dragged
By children
Alike and different,
As death hung heavy like an envelope
Of cloud and smog
Lurking glances, hungry like a dog
The all pervasive fear now growing stronger,
Their tired feet unable to walk any longer.


And the world now gives a standing ovation
To the death of childhood
Strangling of realization
And the pseudo birth
Of an ill founded civilization.

Friday, June 13, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: childhood
COMMENTS OF THE POEM

This is the truth, huh? The rise is the demise. I think you captured it as best one can, with the most essential focal point. I'm awestruck.

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