He died as miser man
Collected wealth as much as possible
Cared for no poor or relatives
Put no value in his eyes for any kind of services
No one took notice of his death
Forgot even about laying the wreath
He had no one to be called his dear friend
He lived daily but only to be died at each moment
He left behind enormous fortune
No one could count it to correct tune
May be scattered all over unaccounted
Recovery of it was highly doubted
People live on simple food as forbidden by doctor
They have enough of everything but can't perform as an actor
They have limited mobility and nothing is of any use
Life becomes burden and adds more to confuse
Why not live life to full extent?
Why should there be left any corner to resent?
Why at all some one should be harmed for no cause?
Life can be over at any time making "was" from "is"
Some of us take little solace
Bear smile and move with nice face
Extend little help and boost more
They too can be called miser therefore
Not necessarily all must become donors
Not all must opt for or act as saviors
Only soft approach needed towards fellow man
Two kind words, if at all, to make him feel as human
Are we struggling for making only ends to meet?
Is it not possible to say hello to everybody and greet?
It needs no answer from any one but simple recognition
Our emotions are highly volatile in nature and burst from simple ignition
Beware WYKES No measure of time with you will be long enough, but we'll start with forever....tnx sir in sharing
Satyender ParkashAas Very realistic, lively, thoughtful, forcing to think about the ways of happy old age life-inspiring, money and life's relationship-eye opner- 5 minutes ago ·
J UnitedPoets AndArtists Nice write, and I know a few people like this.20 hours ago · Like
Rahul Rakesh brilliant poem... loved every line and onnected to the inner message 18 minutes ago · Like
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I would like to translate this poem
Dorothy A. Holmes apwlts2 Closed hand, closed heart...nothing comes in or goes out. Fine story you tell here with lessons to be learned. Dorothy A Poet Who Loves To Sing