Aniruddha Pathak Poems

Fair words that boast of lawful birth
With no sex-stained biased image,
When made to look like white-robed sage,
But such is man's misguided mirth….
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She has a twain of doors— push and pull,
By nature is she shy as a rule,
She comes from behind walls,
Never still knocks when calls,
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How jaundiced O man can ye get?
How biased, prejudiced at that!
Evil deeds of friends fair ye deem,
An old dress howso dear may seem,
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The hatchlings in parental nest,
How much the raw wings may flutter,
It'd still take time before they fly.
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A straw mat on ground to sit,
A place in the house discreet,
Water to drink, wash guest's feet,
Words of welcome warm and sweet,
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Without woods tigers scarce can live,
Sans tigers woods cannot survive,
Tigers then save a wood,
Woods work for tigers' good,
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Contented whoso ever does feel?
Be it wealth, be it wife,
Appetite, food, or life,
No'ne that seeks, remedial though the pill,
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At first all humans had had same skin
Till climate changed the skin melanin,
Trailed racial thoughts behind,
Pigments— product of mind,
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Wonder how gross gun lobbies can get,
Trump trumpets: people kill— those that hate—
Violent video games,
Let media share the blame,
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Progeny of a man of merits
Seldom if much whatso inherits,
Take ash of sandalwood,
It smells not half as good.
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