Saturday, January 25, 2014

The gift of the God





The God is blind
In distribution of fortunes,
But is kind
In giving away a gift
To all alike,
Which is that no one knows
When he will die,
Which is why each one lives,
Till he dies,
With hopes kept alive.
22.10.97

For the fair deal





Your thumb and index
Only labour most
To deliver you the best.
But which finger do you adorn
With a golden ring?
Why should you, then,
Cry for fair deal from others?
22.10.97

Of beauty





Hen to cock, cow to bull, and pig to bore
Are as much a beauty as woman to man
In the arena of sex. Beauty is at naught
When bereft of lust in an individual.
01.05.97

To triumph is to succumb





Echoed Sugreeb,
‘I annihilated Bali!’.
Ecstasies from his wife,
‘I am redeemed’.
But wept his father,
‘I lost a son’.

Pledged the wise,
‘We wiped out the pest’.
Bowed the mankind,
‘We are saved best’.
But the Creator felt,
‘The nature is at its worst’.

Man triumphs nature
To succumb to Nature.
09.07.97, Agartala