Everyday People Poem by Shourav Pednekar

Everyday People



The profound sound of silence,
the emotions behind a still face,
the wrinkles caused by laughter,
the depth in their gaze.

Where lies the monument,
of their sacrificed thumbs?
Who blows the trumpet,
of their lowly hums?

What dreams do they dream
under their worldly veil?
How easily are they forgotten
in this mysterious tale?

With what hope do they struggle,
what role do they play?
What gift do they seek,
what do they have to say?

“Honesty, kindness and devotion”

Tuesday, August 11, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: thoughts
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kelly Kurt 11 August 2015

A marvelous poem, Shourav

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Shourav Pednekar 12 August 2015

Thank you, kelly

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