The Spy Man Poem by Sadiqullah Khan

The Spy Man



He has been told
To remain silent while others talk
To wear a mask of darkness
To be invisible
He had been given a scale
Delicate
Like the one who blows
The molten glass
Into shape
He has been told
To have many eyes
And to be all ears
He has been told not to think
His nerves severed
From the rest of the world
He also has been told
To carry cyanide
Or keep the last bullet for himself
To follow
Like a sniffer dog
Every sign of life
And happiness
He has been told
To be the secrete executioner
Of humanity
He has been told
Not to agree
Not to defend
He has no tongue
He is the spy man
Unlike Bond
But like Bond
In his labyrinths
He cannot come out
From the maze
He is pathetically mysterious
With remorse and guilt
He cannot love
His children
He is hated by his wife
He is the spy man
4/12/2009

Friday, December 4, 2009
Topic(s) of this poem: love and art
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
poulas edward 04 December 2009

Respected Sir, Nice write and let them read it with as Ms. lady grace propelled here. and Ms.Indira Babbellapati description of such pitiful life. Thanking you for sharing.

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Indira Babbellapati 04 December 2009

such pitiful life...yes, u brought forth the pathos in being one very effectively!

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Lady Grace 04 December 2009

ya, , the story-poem is nice.. that is the kind of life others can't refuse..eyes don't see..ears can't hear...only they know is to follow their master's order....they are compared to k-9, aren't they? ...what's ya think? ....a fine piece...

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