Everyday Poem-30 ode To Orangutans In Odisha's Forest Poem by Bharati Nayak

A somewhat sad but very truthful poem about the daily lives of millions of innocent animals taken from their natural environments and used—or abused—to satisfy human desires and needs.

When the reader shares the sense of alienation, loss, and estrangement, they truly grasp the meaning of this poetry. How deeply cherished the figure of the mother is—in all her symbolic resonance—whether she is the tender, loving mother or the wounded homeland.

One reads these verses as a deeply personal experience, whether linked to the poet's own tragedies or the reader's own life; yet, tragically, how many have cried out for their mothers in times of calamity, only to receive no reply.

I hope your good government will be able to give the necessary care and love to these endangered animals and if possible, be instrumental in bringing them back to the arms of their loving mother. A heartfelt and thoughtful write.

A very, very touching poem. A reader can feel the fear, sadness, and longings of these tender and innocent baby orangutans. Wonderfully expressed and presented.

Thanks for this poem that depicts a pathetic separation of offsprings from mother's and that too in a place which is not conducive.Hot topic now. Indicates how cruelty grasped man in his greed.