Crown of Thorn
I heard of a Kannas
-when collapsed; in a bazaar.
Urgently came people
-trying to help there
-with varied recipes.
One rushed and grabbed pulse.
One worked on chest and heart.
One breathed, mouth to mouth.
Many were onlookers
-who faced God and prayed.
An old man came close
-looked at him and advised:
- "Bring some defecate
-and put it at his nose! "
The eyes rolled and fell jaws:
- "Isn't this mean advice? "
"I know him…" he answered
- "…he deals in the excretes.
-He knows of that stench;
-not the herbs, flowers! "
Polite and diplomat
-opened safe of the facts.
He built nice proverb
-in the shortest phrase.
"A thorn is a thorn if
-even at a high place…"
We must have the eyes to
-see the kings' recordings
-and lectures with rulings;
-podiums, jails and "Fakes"
-with the "Walls" and "Hotels."
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Trying to hep people is good. A thorn is a thorn. We must have eyes to keep life safer. This Proverb poem is excellently and brilliantly penned.10
Brother, what would I do without you? Thanks a lot.