Institution Poem by Mehta Hasmukh Amathaal
Institution
High dignitary may be dressed in good attire
But sometimes not identified and subjected to satire
Never mind a bout a person but look at his contribution
He has attained high position sue to some institutions
He knows his grass root and so respects
He is considered noble by his act
Even though some of the protocol is must
We must know him fully and trust
It is the people among whom he belongs
Why people prefer to sing in his honor with songs?
It is long association with the cause
He speaks simple language and observes pause
Know your position well and act accordingly
The behavior must be exemplary else it may look ugly
Some of the positions are highly respected
The person, who adores chair, is felicitated
The choice to install a person on position must be weighed
All relevant factors must be observed and sighted
If unfit person is given highest position
It shall cast slur to that prestigious institution
Tom Tierney22 minutes ago I wonder if politics plays anything in this
Dain Greathouse22 minutes ago Well thought out and well written Comment +1 Good thoughts
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Post powerful write and imagery Ofuonyebi 'Dinobi 21 minutes ago The poem is all about what makes the different institutions of life so honorable Comment +1 Very good
Robert Dyson14 minutes ago Thos gives is a lot to think about when it comes to our attitudes and actions. Good rhyme for the mosy part. The rythm would be better with a set syllabic count per line. Good job.
ITS NICE saba mughal21 minutes ago NICE THINKING Comment +1 excellent
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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High dignitary may be dressed in good attire But sometimes not identified and subjected to satire