1.
You love your children-
A good mother;
You love your husband-
A good wife;
You love your family-
A good homemaker;
You love your country-
A good patriot;
But still not a full man.
If you loved your children
And the whole world,
Your husband
And the whole world,
Your family
And the whole world,
Your country
And the whole world,
Only then
You would be a full man.
2.
You love your children-
A good father;
You love your wife-
A good husband;
You love your family-
A good guardian;
You love your country-
A good patriot;
But still not a full man.
If you loved your children
And the whole world,
Your wife
And the whole world,
Your family
And the whole world,
Your country
And the whole world,
Only then
You would be a full man.
We can not be called human unless we uphold human values.Love, compassion., kindness, sympathy are some of the attributes that describe a true human being.Our love and kindness should not be limited to our family members only.We should think the whole world as our home and care for the well being of.the human civilization. Thank you dear poet for your inspiring poem on universal brotherhood.
Thanks, dear Didi. Yes, you are right. There is nothing beyond man.
Life with the unity of peace and love; following after the works of the truth. Nice work.
Very meaningful! Food for thought! Happy New Year from Greece.
Happy New Year, dear Sofia. Many many thanks for your kind comment.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
A brilliant poem of moral purpose! The repetitons within the poem highlight what you value and want to impress on our consciences. And the key repetition of THE WHOLE WORLD grows more eloquent each time it is sounded. This is a poem that is enhanced by a readingf outloud. But even read silently by an individual, it conveys a necessary lesson for our modern time, our WHOLE WORLD.
So nice a comment. I am highly inspired, dear poet.