Ten Minutes At The Window Pane Poem by Green Peace

Ten minutes at the window pane,
When it was pouring cats and dogs rain,
A marriage procession studded with costumes and jewellery
Followed behind by an ill-clad beggar entangled in misery.
On one side barren land,
On the other greenery, orchards and trees.
Someone yet practised slavery,
Another employed in freedom, equality and fraternity.
Old were dressed young,
young ones in their clothes long.
Animals were loved and cared by someone's mercy.
Slaughtering was the effect of other's cruelty,
Children were encompassed by music, toys and books,
Child-labour prevailing somewhere betrayed their innocent looks.
Girls were loved, understood and treated with concern,
Greed for dowry did also make women burn.
Doctors, engineers were too busy to realise nature's beauty,
Unemployed guys had forced leisure like a calamity.
Extreme happiness brings pain,
Extreme sorrow brings pain,
My mind is flooded with thoughts since time immemorial
What a curse is extremity in human survival!