I Am Not Alone Poem by Jinnuraine Jaigirdar

I'm not alone, in the open world wilderness sown,
In the heart of the universe, a piece of land; I didn't grow up alone,
I am part of humanity grown;
Didn't wake up on the sea surface like an island shone,
Only a small part of a larger whole world stone,
In the open world wilderness hone.


If a tiny lump of earth disappears into the ocean,
Then my favorite world becomes smaller by implosion,
If a large part of the coast is washed away or my own homestead land by corrosion,
My favorite big earth becomes smaller in succession.


When someone dies, world humanity shrink,
Murder, war, epidemics take away the navigability of life, I think,
The masses becomes smaller in the brink,
I hear the sound of death, the tenderness of the heart blink,
The gland of life is lost every day in the wilderness link,
Deficiency awakens the heart, distinct.