Valsa George Poems

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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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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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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After his booze, he climbed up a hill
Lost his balance and awkwardly fell
Landing in a dell,
He began to yell
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A tiny speck in the vast cosmic framework
Planet Earth, the most beautiful of God's handiwork
Is the only known habitation to all creation
Graciously bequeathed to generation after generation
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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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"I have never seen him worried
And his actions are never hurried
Perfect in everyway
That's what I have to say
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The Sun in the West
smoldering with fire inside
afraid to explode,
jumped into the waters below
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Oh! Guitar, what music hides in thy heart
That awaits the touch of my soft fingers
As my digit ends move over you in quiet
What melody flows, how it my spirit triggers
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Turbulent moves the water mass
Thumping and roaring as it rolls,
Sheltering in her, myriad queer forms
From tiny planktons to giant killer whales.
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