Alive In Grave Poem by Mehta Hasmukh Amathaal
Alive In Grave
“It is better to be called fool” legend says
Than called hero or successful
It shall take you no where
As you never deserved it
The foolish people may praise
Push you after goal to chase
That shall invite you to fall on ground
You will then no where to be found
It is better to be in good man’s company
You will not find the praises so many
Yet you will be guided properly
That shall make your life orderly
Never perform uncharitable act
People may certainly react
They will call you headless
Openly term you donkey and chase
It is better to spend life in isolation
Than remain in company with disputed relation
They will not only dig the grave
But push you alive in ditch to be called brave
alive in grave Amanda Schneck1 minute ago its good but idk
I agree wholeheartedly with your sentiments. To me it is better to be alone and in isolation than remain in company with disputed relation. They will not only dig the grave, but push you alive in ditch to be called brave. Excellent depiction of the reality of being a hero or successful. People around you are usually shallow and dishonest, unable to be trusted to speak the truth or are jealous of your fame. Thank you, Hasmukh for you poem of reality in life. RoseAnn
Nice message. Duncan Crone2 minutes ago A very nice message. I enjoy a little clearer rhyme scheme personally. I did enjoy your poem though. Thanks for sharing and keep writing! Comment +1
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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“It is better to be called fool” legend says Than called hero or successful