Passion Poem by Nash Thomas

Passion

Rating: 4.5


I see a man,
A man of silence,
A man of passion,
A passion to do his duty,
Do his duty calmly,
He owns a workshop,
A car workshop,
In the heart of the city,
To do his duty calmly,
I see old and damaged cars,
His creative hands make them stars,
He is under charging his work,
His thinking may be yogic one,
He gets passion from the work,
He is doing his job as like a hobby,
Really, his work is nice,
Very nice to see,
He earns only daily means,
Can't think to earn anything more,
More to keep his shop nicely,
He can regain lost soul,
Lost soul of beauty,
By his silent work.
He is over sixty,
But he is so thirsty,
Thirsty to do his duty,
Do his duty calmly,
I really admire him,
I like to thank God to see such man,
In the midst of morbid business practices,
I like to take a short film on seeing him,
I think you like to see how he do wonders,
If you like, please vote me,
I like to show his wonders to the rest,
To reward him properly,
For his passion for Work,
And his passion for duty,
He is really a Karma Yogi,
Neglected by benefiting one,
As he is serving the riches,
They will try to make use him,
By nice words and nice smile,
He needs to reward more than that-
He is a man of silence,
He does his duty in silence.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Halla ingimars 18 April 2015

Hi! I read some of ypur poems. You have a sense of seeing the humorous side in life! Thank you for this nice poems!

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Mehta Hasmukh Amathalal 29 December 2014

By nice words and nice smile, .. nice poem...10 with nice words and smile it is unique style person gains status with name and becomes famous

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Gangadharan Nair Pulingat 27 December 2014

He is a man of silence........ The man dedicated to work. It is a nice poem.

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Ramesh Rai 29 September 2013

Passion is an important factor of life. and it is exactly right he is a Karma Yogi. Excellent write.

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Gajanan Mishra 02 August 2013

nice words, nice write really, thanks. I invite you to read my poems and comment.

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