Statesman Poem by Hans Raj Sharma

Statesman



If your speech and actions afire,
Ablaze, spurt, flood, disintegrate,
Explode, instigate, set off, and prompt,
Activate, trigger, elicit, and conspire,
Plot, contrive, connive, and intrigue,
Designing against the dead bodies
That smells foul, resting in grave-yard;
Impelling and spurring into violence,
Then certainly you're a politician.
But, not a statesman, who transpires,
Inspires, respires, perspires, enthuses,
And ultimately runs out with a vision.

-Copyright © hrsharma ®2015
Ludhiana, Punjab, India.

Sunday, January 31, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: poetic expression
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A statesman transpires,
Inspires, respires, perspires, enthuses,
And ultimately runs out with a vision.
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