A Pessimist's Lament Poem by Dr. Tulsi Hanumanthu

A Pessimist's Lament

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Life, they say, if full of wonder;
Mine is full of storm and thunder.

Life, they say, is a tuneful song;
Shrieks discordant mine do throng.

Life, they say, with honey drips;
Mine, my tears is made to sip.

Life, they say, in nectar wades;
Sunk in poison mine is laid.

Life, they say, is heavenly bliss;
Mine is mobbed by snakes that hiss.

Life, they say, is paeans' surge;
Mine is but a woeful dirge.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Thad Wilk 28 December 2008

Now that's a pessimist for sure Dr., but from an 'optimistic point of view', this poem is of someone - 'Other than you'... Great read! ! *10*! ! Friend Thad

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Meena Iyer 23 December 2008

Life they say is what we make of it :)

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