'Only Human' Poem by Pushpinder Kaur

'Only Human'



Only human…

All too human…
only, human-
why should we ever think of ourselves
as anything but human?
To be, 'the be all and the end all'-
as symbols of perfection
or signatures of an authority,
ultimate, in its inception?

Puny, we are-
grappling fusions, of doubts and fears,
anxieties and furies-
self-created turmoil, unsettling disputes,
unforgiving egos, intolerant impatience,
cynical and over critical-
lacking the soft human touch
of acceptance, acknowledgement and appreciation.

'What I did yesterday, was the greatest and the best! '
If, that is our last call,
then do we live, we must quest?
If the best is already done, the future holds no more test-
no promise, as tall,
to prove our zest.

Jealousies, insecurities
and vanities loom ever so large…
Shall we ever have
a place, in Noah's barge? By: Pushpinder September 5,2014

'Only Human'
Sunday, July 3, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: human,humanity,salvation
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
General human experience
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Pushpinder Kaur 03 July 2016

If the effort for being 'only human' may be accomplished, life's call would be served.

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Pushpinder Kaur

Pushpinder Kaur

Amritsar, Punjab, India
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