The Appriciation Poem by ADITYA PRAKASH

The Appriciation



Being deep in contemplation,
I communed to the human nature,
Which without shame allows exploitation,
Of the down scrolled creatures.

I wounded upto the ground,
Observing an innocent being betrayed,
Using some promising sound,
And a sentence "not to be afraid".

I am panicked since then,
Where to be and when?
As a girl pleaded for her life,
The humanity went on wane.

There was silence all around,
A ray from beyond the sound,
Where even the silence was not appropriate,
Intervened the entire conversation,
And made a clear illustration.

It was the ray of generosity,
Which itself is not obvious,
Comes from within the soul,
And provides the human, humanity.

Wednesday, May 6, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: humanity
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