Emotional Plea Poem by M. Asim Nehal
Emotional Plea
If emotional petition, and if that plea,
Whose case threw the pleader on the gavel's spree,
If vengeful lawyer, if his ego glee
Shall I call the truce; Else, I should be guilty?
Why should resolve my motives, stood in me,
Make sinners, else equal, in my more monstrous?
And mercy being calmer, and famous
To Judge; in his order's wrath, why lenient thee?
But who I am to dare and dispute with thee
O Judge? It is only your worthy judgement,
And my qualms, make me the worthy argument,
And sink in it my own eyes memories;
That you reminisce them, some appealed as a liability,
I think it's your mercy, if thou wilt forget.
Message wonderfully beautifully written by you and emotional willing to support your case
But who I am to dare and dispute with thee O Judge? It is only your worthy judgement.... wow so well left to the Judge.
Yes emotionally we can obtain a good judgement and repentance is the only way to it.
That you reminisce them, some appealed as a liability, I think it's your mercy, if thou wilt forget....this sums up emotional plea. Beautifully written.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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4/27/2024 3:03:39 AM # 1.0.0.1119
Let the sympathetic emotion come to judge others Let the realistic rules come to judge own-self