“As you saw, so you reap” legend says
You always have open ways
Honesty always pays
As end of tunnel finds bright rays
The honest may always suffer
He may be short of good offers
The poverty shows sign of presence
He has to be careful always hence
On the contrary, the wicked man enjoys
He works less and gets more joy
The happiness brings momentary respite
It may be taken away shortly to his regret
The end is pathetic and miserable
It comes with dejection and problems
People keep distance and avoid contacts
Everybody is aware of his ill acts
Everything has gone into drain
He has nothing left to maintain
No medicine, no food and no money
He has disgraceful life to feel pity
He has nothing else to repent
The powerful man is now prepared to resent
But almighty is not prepared to accept apology
The people will later on burn his effigy
fine Sam Raj25 minutes ago fine write. thanks for sharing
Good theme Dushyant Bhola27 minutes ago Beautiful vivid picture of good and bad being visualized in the nice poem written. Comment +1
pretty good (Casualp Da Slain) 31 minutes ago i like i lke Comment +1
very good Richard Seda35 minutes ago interesting view, find that I can relate. Comment +1
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
“As you saw, so you reap” legend says You always have open ways