A Poor Man's Love Poem by Anil Kumar Panda

A Poor Man's Love



Don’t make noise,
The poor man is making love;
To his beautiful but hungry wife,
As Moon is spreading light above;

Don’t utter a word,
For the poor man looks tired;
He works hard day and night
For a pittance, he is being hired;

Don’t grin at him,
For game of love he can’t play;
How can one, who does not
Get a square meal in any single day?

You sound cruel,
To say, his wife lies still like a log;
Her veins tear in to shreds
As she turns her body on the rug;

Please, don’t laugh at him,
Someday, it may be your turn;
When there will be hunger in you,
Making love would not be fun.

Friday, December 11, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: love,passion
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