Lament Poem by C. P. Sharma

Lament

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Insatiable ego I expose
To me not lovely is the rose,
In my luxuries I am engrossed
For the hungry I feel not crossed.

Smoke and stink in actions lewd
Limitless pollution I exude,
On Nature’s beauty and
Freshness I do not brood.

Now children crave not
For lovely moon,
Now romance to
5* room attune.

Love with sordid
Boons binds,
In body’s pleasures
Wrapped up my mind.

When of age
I see the setting sun,
In the dawn of life
Didn’t enjoy its frolic and fun

Thursday, July 11, 2013
Topic(s) of this poem: pollution,romance
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Nasarudheen Parameswaran 07 August 2013

So says Adi Sankaracharya too, Balasthaval krida saktha/ Tharunastaval tharuni saktha/ Vrudhastaval Chintha saktha/ Parame Bhrammani Gipinalakna.[ Childhood interest is in play; in youthhood it is in sex/wordliness; in oldage it is on Paraloka life/spirituality. Good poem, Sir.

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Kavya . 11 July 2013

the last para is really captivating...a gud write sir

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Dave Walker 11 July 2013

A great poem, like it.

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C. P. Sharma

C. P. Sharma

Bissau, Rajasthan
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