Watching Star Poem by Kumarmani Mahakul

Watching Star

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Our duty is to show kindness on them,
By action they are begging in mass defame.
They don't know reason they are begging,
Moving places they are falling in ragging. [1]

Whole day they mooch the whole year,
They do hard work to gain without fear.
Some frighten them but quarrel some,
But the kind-hearted call they come. [2]

Torn clothes they wear never get new,
They cover mind calling God among few.
Beggars hope to fly sitting near temple,
They count the coins with ringing ample. [3]

Still they unite and integrate to build nation,
Some say fashion but they are in motion.
In between sin and virtue unseen they are,
At night beggars sleep in cold watching star. [4]

However they reap fruits of their past action,
They bind people and God in lovely affection.
Repenting on past they appeal to wash sin,
Every moment they try to fill utensil of tin. [5]

Wonder is the law of action in this Earth,
One is ruler; one is beggar of same time birth.
Oh people! Be aware of work doing here,
Surrender on feet of God and live in cheer. [6]

Friday, September 26, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: spirituality
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
In this poem, a description of beggars has been made. Moving door to door they beg to get handful rice or a coin. Somewhere they get and somewhere they don't. They get insult and ragging, till then they mooch. They don't know the reason of their begging. Some of us show them kindness. They very often wear torn clothes and have no houses and they sleep under the sky at cold night watching stars. Still then they unite and integrate to build nation. They bind people and God with affection. The pathetic life is for their past action they realize and pray to God to wash out their sins. The law of action in Earth is really wonder law. At same time two persons take birth but one becomes ruler where as one becomes beggar.It is really strange. So we should do good works and think good and pray to God for peace in which we may live in cheer. This is the theme of the poem in nutshell. It is written in Deogarh, Odisha, India on this day of 26th September,2014 and is dedicated to the people of the world.

Glossary: -
Defame - lack of fame
Ragging - anger/furry
Ample - quite enough
Mooch-beg/cadge
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Alice Cordy 01 October 2014

Extremely touching poem, worth reading over and over again.

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Lyn Paul 29 September 2014

Not enough food on the table for too many yet waste in other parts of the world just accepted. Thank You for your words

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Salini Nair 07 October 2014

Wonder is the law of action in this Earth, One is ruler; one is beggar of same time birth......................... great poem....

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Vajkard Osvald 27 September 2014

I very mcuh enoy your work, very beautiful

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Deepak Kumar Pattanayak 27 September 2014

A touching one indeed beautifully crafted......Kumarmani........on lives of beggars we call them but they are part of our nation, part of our this world and part of our life............ very nice

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Mihaela Pirjol 10 December 2018

This poem points to the discrepancy in society; the consequence of a system unethically founded.

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Rebecca Navarre 12 August 2018

An ever so heart felt poem, for those in need of our prayers... and the compassion God has for all... Working through all in spirit... Thank you ever so much for sharing this! .. Ever so many 10S! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! +++++

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Valsa George 28 November 2014

Some times the disparity between man and man perplexes us! While one is born into the lap of luxury, another is born in the nadir of poverty! While some are rulers, others are beggars! But it is not our doing.... to a great extent, it is God's will! So we should be compassionate to the poor! Great thoughts!

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Carol Anne Bundy 17 November 2014

A very beautiful poem that speaks to the oneness of us all. Very beautiful idea, beautifully said.

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Roseann Shawiak 08 November 2014

This poem is a reflection of your kind and compassionate being Kumarmani. Your realization that even beggars are part of the action on this earth, they have their parts to play, is gently and kindly touched upon. A very thoughtful and endearing poem, thank you for sharing it. RoseAnn

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Kumarmani Mahakul

Kumarmani Mahakul

Gandam, Dist-Deogarh, Odisha, INDIA
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