Farmer's End Poem by Varna Soyokaze

Farmer's End



The sky was over cast with a cloud.
He stared above at the sky.
His heart bleeding profound
The harsh wind was just a passer By.
'Who will bear the money lender?
How will I walk out with head held high?
Who will be my succeeder? '
He thought all these with a sigh.
Things for the last few days had changed
New dilemmas shade his life.
His life was not at all arranged
He doubt how he would survived
The water raging with fury, before him lay
He seemed to ask himself a thing,
'Should I see another troublesome day? '
After all he too was a human being.
The water seemed to call him near,
His heart surrendered to the sea.
How much could he after all bear!
He walked forward to see.
Then a Thump, Splash, he went down.
The sea engulfed the only food.
No one was seen around.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
I read the news about the story of many farmer's suicide in Maharashtra and wondered how the farmer must feel.So one day while during library period wrote down this poem
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Saadat Tahir 02 May 2012

a sad rendering.... well written and well conceived cheers :)

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Abhishek Tiwari 29 April 2012

You are a little wonder! Have you ever been told this fact? This concept itself was beyond the general view held at this tender age.. May God bless you!

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