An Insignificant Soul Poem by Mehta Hasmukh Amathaal
An Insignificant Soul
An insignificant soul
Friday,19th July 2019
There is nothing to fear
but always to bear
the pain and anguish
till life is finished
unknown face
standing alone in the race
with the delicate phase
or with the stiff chase
even though being called as an insignificant soul
I find the high wall
to climb or fall
it is strange life's call
I can't put the mask
and accept the task
to cheat the other brethren
and seek heaven for self
life has taught so many things
honest is not the only thing to bring
somewhere the self-assertion is needed
and somewhere crookedness is also required
for assumptions, ideal things are welcome
but they don't come along
we resort to unethical way
and make presence anyway
Hasmukh Mehta
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