Chained Chairs Poem by Prof Niamat Ali Murtazai

Chained Chairs



Some chairs are there in my class
Where I come a period to pass.

A few chairs have chains round their legs
Others have free and clean pegs.

Chains cause no problem in sitting
Because they have a good fitting.

But I don't like to sit in
A chained chair, that seems a sin.

Free thoughts can't sit in a chained chair
This dreadful act is quite unfair.

Though flowers can bloom in thorns company
Nightingales sing without any penny,

Yet to sit in a chained chair
In no way can be called fair.

Sunday, August 11, 2013
Topic(s) of this poem: chains
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Thoughts should be free.
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