A word widely misspelled,
Dictionary adds and justifies,
And over all accepted,
A welcoming compromise.
An enemy of an enemy,
Becomes an ally,
To win the war,
Nothing to shy.
A couple having adverse relations,
Live together and pass the life.
Just for their coming generations,
A good husband and a wife.
But a compromise on ethics,
Has no excuse.
I condemn,
I refuse.
People do compromise and adjust to have a peaceful existence but compromising with ethics and our values would never give our soul and mind any peace. A great truth brought forth in the most brilliant manner.
A word made by adding com+ promise.....common promise...complete promise....compulsory promise....compensation promise....promise....with some com......Wonderfully written....thank you for sharing :)
Deep thought generated and portrayed, a lovely poem indeed.....
Somewhere in life, man has to compromise, but not on ethics. A thoughtful write. Loved the flow of words.
This is a remarkable piece.....thank u, dear poet.....anjandev roy.
2 - st.4 but WHO is the 'know-it-all' who decides WHAT are 'ethical principles'? ? Ok, you don't want to compromise your personal 'rules', but it could bring trouble to you. You know that, i think! A few times i believe I've compromised for good reason. I've heard it said that " Rules are made to be broken." Probably some criminal said it. bri ;)
1 - " An enemy of an enemy, Becomes an ally, To win the war, " yes, i think it is true at times, but sometimes it is due, i think, to selfishness or self-defense or that one becomes an ally. st.3 re " adverse relations" somewhat sad & somewhat commendable (cont.)
A wonderful poem crafted by a great Poet and a man of great character. I concur with your philosophy and great thoughts. A powerful write well expressed.
''A couple having adverse relations, Live together and pass the life. Just for their coming generations, A good husband and a wife'' This makes a lot of sense. Thanks for sharing.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
sometimes compromise is the only thing which helps us to sustain