Self-Anathema Poem by Nisarg Sukhadeve

Self-Anathema

Rating: 4.5


I went to the church
Sought for a priest
Because I was in lurch
Strength was the least
Fear had to follow
Courage was hollow
The present was timorous
And the past was vicious

There's a rise in my self-anathema
Life has become a prank
And I've become a crank
There's a rise in my self-anathema
Character has lost its rank
And sins have filled a tank

There's no stop for that self-apoplexy
Looking for peace has become obligatory
Wasted many lives of countless nonentity
Now I have to pay back for oaf notoriety

There's a rise in my self-anathema
Life has become a prank
And I've become a crank
There's a rise in my self-anathema
Character has lost its rank
And sins have filled a tank

Monday, May 19, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: anger
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
It's about a person who is starting to hate himself for all those sins he has done in his life.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM

A good poem with best of words to express one's own feelings.

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