Let Us Go Poem by Mohammad Mohi Uddin

Let Us Go



The earth had a tender voice
We have reformed it-
With intelligent
Full of insidious arguments.
She becomes colored glass
Flattering with synthetic rays.

Hypocrite deliverers are gardeners now.
Corpses smile instead of-
Bloom and smell.
Mother sighs
No crops, plates are covered with-
Lustrous poison.
Rats' alley-
Our secret Parliament, Pandemonium.

Nevertheless,
Soil- summoning to turn away
Desert- longing for a shower of rain
Day and night- muttering for rest
Souls- dreaming about souls.

Let us go to put our-
Motley face;
Let us go to mourn for
Celestial Grace.

Friday, August 7, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: human condition
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