Sweat Drops Poem by Tajudeen Shah

Sweat Drops



Why 'you' and 'me',
Instead, Why not 'we',
To enjoy this boon divine;
Life, from the Lord so Benign?
Many a prophets were sent
To refine man's contempt,
But, lessons we learnt
Were not of clear intent.
Days of rain and pain
Made my mom insane,
Who had children nine
With such large intestine!
As we licking fingers,
Found a frail one lingers,
With narrow swollen ribs,
And yellow gloomy eyes.
Blending water, salt and flavors,
Mom could make cups of favors!
Salty sweat in many a drops,
Sprouted on his concave temples.
What a splendid crystals;
Spell of mutual love in mortals!

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This has relevance and reference to a seasonal famine, when a large family of 11 members could not find enough food for themselves, while they had to feed another one by hard efforts.NO one can help others after completely settling one's Self. leaving to readers. rgds.
taj shah
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Gajanan Mishra 10 December 2012

Spell of mutual love beneficial. thanks. good poem. I invite you to read my poems and comment.

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