The Innocent Is Always Victimised Poem by virendra singh boosi

The Innocent Is Always Victimised



The rays of sun are yet to rise,
Human heart has cut into size.

Those faces speak thousand words,
The trauma of hunger bleeds their nose.

Fathers are gone and Sons are left,
To make the system corrupt and theft.

The talk of town is still so far,
That lady of wisdom awaits an war.

Poverty is emptying this human brain,
Innocent never hope when there will be rain.

Whenever they take a giant leap,
System gifts them another weep.

Those emotions i have observed in my heart,
Loads of patience, loads of pain moving things apart.

The river is flowing to their dawn,
They always woke up when things are gone.

Justice is delayed, when selfish are rising,
Forcing the innocent in crime maximizing.

This dosen, t end with the saga of history,
Things keep on changing with unsolved mystery.

Make sure we don't loose this human touch,
Where ever possible always go for much.

The time is watching this deadly tale,
Don't allow him to let things fail.

Open your heart, explore your mind,
Try to be human and simply be kind.

I will listen my inner rise,
Ask your conscience who is wise.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
this poem is based on my own the experience of the innocent peoples who in their day to day life face lot many problems which mostly go unnoticed and system never accepts these people in their true sense which forces them to do something beyond they thought they could do this. this poem is about the feeling of those innocent victims who unnecessarily falls in the victimization of society and suffers a lot.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Soumita Sarkar 18 May 2013

True, apathy is in rampant and we are immobile in our efforts.... bureaucracy has a strong hold on Indian political, social or religious milieu.....a real salute for your trials.Keep it up.Please read my poems and comment if you can.

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Gajanan Mishra 16 May 2013

ask your conscience who is wise, good poem. I invite you to read my poems and comment.

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