Human Needs Poem by Mehta Hasmukh Amathaal
Human Needs
Human needs
Friday,21st September 2018
It is universal truth
and needs no proof
the men was basically an animal
the shortcomings are found in every individual
it is human instinct
that needs an act
this is fact
and we need not react
if person like woman
it is an act of human being
he sees in her an inspirational source
and sometimes tries to get it through force
it is not with everybody
but it is human body
that attracts with the smile
it is one of the reason that the people go for such style
let us accept one act
the lust is in every individual in face
some people control it
and some go for and openly call for it
men and women, both are equally important
and guided by human feelings at present
it was there this before
and shall continue here after too
Hasmukh Amathalal Mehta
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men and women, both are equally important and guided by human feelings at present it was there this before and shall continue here after too Hasmukh Amathalal Mehta