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Rajendran Muthiah
Racial Abuse - Poem by Rajendran Muthiah
The Aussies might practise racial abuse
on those who in public places embrace and kiss.
To kick and punch the brown they seem resolute
from stopping them, the rhythm of life, they pollute.
It is not charming if the black show the bikini-lines.
At times, some vandals break in the zoos
slaughter the birds and animals,
shut in enclosures, curtailing the freedom
and walk to home carrying these eatables.
They are good foodies of hamburgers and wines.
How long they eat surfeiting fork in all the foods!
The Aussies amaze at the Chinese
working in lap-tops and doing electronic goods.
How swift-footed in markets and hotels!
The Aussies seek perfection of the Chinese
in looting the gold medals in the Olympics.
Could the secrets slip out of those hearts?
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A touching but courageous poem from a brave and forthright wordsmith. Poignantly and brilliantly woven piece, Sir. (Report) Reply
An insightful piece of poetry, well articulated and nicely penned with conviction. Thanks for sharing Rajendran. (Report) Reply
A reminder of the on going things so destructive... A poetic justice on the misdeeds.. Thanks indeed for writing. (Report) Reply
enjoyed reading your poem-thank you for sharing (Report) Reply
A great poem, like it. (Report) Reply