Who knows where this strange road will lead me,
If away from my fellow people turning inhumane
Or far from my motherland;
Me feeling choked now for torturing tame
And to the chaos that lingers in the name of caste, colour and creed;
Dividing mankind into fragments and meaningless pieces;
I know how to make my life worth living
I have my mission noble;
I am blessed living amidst the dead humblest divine souls with their numberless liabilities; Handicapping them every second,
Their poverty, hunger, diseases and unloved crimination.
Their friends and families are rare And invaluable than jewellery stones or golds;
God only knows what HE has planned for all;
Living a mundane life gleefully is not enough;
Peace and harmony matter the most at tough,
Without which life would be a new fall,
To be placed with permanency to laugh
And be merry all the way;
Above all forgetting ill wills and ignoble thoughts of ifs and buts.
Wounded humanity now can't move,
For life seems to be a burning hearth
That burns the innocence of the GOD's swarth,
The simplicity of the folks working at a kiln-dried hove.
The serene beauty of a baby doll swaggers in serene air.
The trust of a better half to count
the confidence of the talents resound;
As the earth looks pale under the ghastly clouds,
The obstacles of life hold us tight and mount.
And we are destined to suffer in our cocoons;
Peace for all and harmony be its never failing friend;
Love be the vibe in the air to transcend life;
Bliss to be reaped in the heart of hearts for a thrive;
'WAR 'must be an obsolete word, not a friend;
And Happiness should universally be available for all.
© ® Dasharath Naik
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem