Valsa George Poems

There's nothing like the lovely rustic charm
Exuded by the far flung lush green country farm
Where trees in majesty sweep heaven with their crown
And birds, with celestial music, the surrounding valley drown
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Oh! Behold
The bliss and beauty of May.
The warm sunbeams,
The sudden showers,
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Suddenly from somewhere
A street urchin-
An untamed bird of the wider sky
Dropped down
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THOUGHTS

Winged messengers of the brain
Ever in motion, never at rest
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When night had come
And the day had fled
When the door was shut
And I crawled to bed,
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His mind like a deciduous forest
has shed all its leaves
in the blighting autumnal blast.
It is bare - dismally barren
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There lived a boy who would peep
Into rooms where girls would sleep
For him it was fun
If spotted, he would run
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Corruption is the mighty deity
All prone to it, clergy or laity
Unless in cash you give
Nothing will ever move
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A huge crowd thronged the temple premises
Its vicinity, already bursting with color
And bustling with people in hundreds streaming in
The young and the old clad in festal attire
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At night Tom heard a knocking at his door
Known to be brave, he tried to ignore
Said a voice- 'I am Death
Come to take your breath'
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