One fool should not ask to another fool
As it may then look unique and wonderful
Fool may laugh at wise man for his foolish observance
Wise may then keep quiet for availing golden chance
We may fair little in native language
As it may then be easy to interpret and manage
Many great statesmen may intervene and challenge
Question your authentic presentation in dark page
So poets avoid their mother tongue language
Seek global exposure and try to engage
Induct new philosophy and try to woe
Drag in near acceptance and prove true
I am no exception and fall in same category
But what to do except to feel sorry!
Here if I speak in local language
They answer with foreign ascent and score leverage
It is easy to have some level playing field
If not more but some influence can be held
As everybody wants good or bad followers
There won't be dearth of sensible readers
I found topic very much interesting
There was not much for investing
I thought of arguing foolishly
I know readers may respond stylishly
It is good to note with humor
In fact everybody is wise and clever
Poet should place honorable space with readers
They are the real medium to provide the ladder
Re: Another fool (Score: 1) by ladymaybebaby on Sunday, August 19,2012 (17: 49: 44) I really enjoyed this piece! I like the playfullness of the way it was written, but has a real message held within the lines. This made me smile for sure! -LMB xoxo
Ashraful Musaddeq ?. It is good to note with humor In fact everybody is wise and clever Poet should place honorable space with readers They are the real medium to provide the ladder - marvelous piece
Abdul Wahab One fool should not ask to another fool As it may then look unique and wonderful===============================================================================================what a human tragedy! i enjoyed the implied meaning..... 19 minutes ago · Like
Vensan Kamberk The clown, the court jester was the traditional poet in the emperors palace, throughout the centuries this is how poets got themselves listened to, by the kings. They usually ended up losing their heads though when the king was in a bad mood and wouldn't withstand criticism, or they would be promoted to the position of 'the emperor's food taster' where they would meet a tasty death through poisoning.. 6 hours ago · Unlike · 1
Stephan Steck I, with insight to your words, agree. and as only a rung in your ladder, can not move you, but respect your steps. about an hour ago · Like
Theo Rustler What a wonderful photograph! 8 hours ago · Like · 1
Karen Swiney Leonard Author I love the poem ? 4 hours ago · Like
Dear Sir, A fool or a wiseman should talk, only in the language, known to them. So the fool may also become wise. If a wiseman goes to a place and, be among people, with no knowledge of their language and, their newfangled ideas, he would seem a fool, because he may not comprehend and, act, as they desire.With regards, K. Sadasivan, Chennnai Aug 21,2012
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One fool should not ask to another fool As it may then look unique and wonderful