Hum To God Poem by Kumarmani Mahakul

Hum To God

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Stomp ahead, stomp ahead, stomp,
Hump ahead, hump ahead, hump.

Jump behind, jump behind, jump,
Dump diddle, dump diddle, dump.

Pump the people; pump the people, pump,
Have the pomp, leave the pomp, pump.

Drum the drum; drum the drum, drum,
Drum up knowledge, drum up knowledge, crumb.

Bomb in lesson, bomb in lesson, bomb,
Comb the lesson, comb the lesson, comb.

Mum a little, mum a little, mum,
Come and sit, come and eat, come.

Hum to God, hum to God, hum,
Chum to God, chum to chum, chum.

Monday, February 16, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: god
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This is a poem to read with pleasure. This is specially meant for children. But this poem has certain meaning. A teacher says the pupils or poet says the children to stomp ahead means to tread heavily on and to cautious as there is hump. Jump to back and peel the fruits. Abandon the dumps or peels and throw it to the dump means to rubbish. Dump diddle means give up cheat. Children, pump or fill air in to the tube of the bicycle. Use water pump and water the corn fields. Pump the people means elicit information from persons by persistent questioning. Leave pomp means specious glory and have pomp means make merrymaking. Drum the drum means play on drum. Drum up knowledge means obtain knowledge having hard labour. Crumb or break the bread and eat. Bomb in lesson means be successful in reading and writing. Comb means search through the books. Be silent for sometimes and act as dumb. Hum to God and become intimate to him or closer to him like friend. Don't fear him, truly meditate. This is the theme of the poem in nutshell and is written in Deogarh, Odisha, India. It is dedicated to the people of the world.
Glossary
Stomp-tread heavily on, Hump-rounded raised mass of earth, Dump-abandon, Dump-deposit as rubbish, Rind-peel, Diddle-cheat/swindle, Pump-fill with air, Pump-elicit information from a person by persistent questioning, Pomp-grand display, Pomp-specious glory, Pump-use a pump to water the crops, Drum-play a drum, Drum up-obtain by vigorous effort, Crumb- break into, Bomb-be very successful, Comb-search thoroughly, Mum-act in a mime, Hum-sing wordless tune with closed lips, Chum- become intimate with, Chum-friend.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Edward Kofi Louis 29 July 2019

Drum the drum and leave the rum! Thanks for sharing this poem with us.

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Josey Alfred 25 March 2015

Good writing, Good rhythm maintained well and rhymed.keep it up sir.

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Ken E Hall 25 February 2015

From childhood to manhood we all understand the hum to God but to plant this seed in the young that's the start on thee right path of life...the beat is wonderful...regards

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Deepak Kumar Pattanayak 18 February 2015

Very nice poem with rhythm and rhyme and very unique in composition.having insights.........amazing write

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Godfrey Morris 18 February 2015

Like the rhythm of the poem very creative and playful. Had rhymes at the beginning and end cool

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Kumarmani Mahakul

Kumarmani Mahakul

Gandam, Dist-Deogarh, Odisha, INDIA
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