The Game Of Chess Poem by Dr. Yogesh Sharma

The Game Of Chess

Rating: 5.0


Jackals come to my pyre but don't weep;
Bake your cakes and enjoy sound sleep;
I am not a vote bank that sound and blow;
I am an innocent soul whose pyre glow.
I am a ripened life in gloomy sunlight,
I am a gentle and calm soul bright,
I am a gentle bird in muddled game,
I am a bright star that shines but no fame.

I am a pyre with blown up many a dream,
Come and warm yourself but don't grieve,
When you read these lines at dawn hush,
I will be in succumb tally made in rush.
Defend your wickets against cruel bowlers,
It is not the fire crackers, but dream howlers.

The Game Of Chess
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dr Dillip K Swain 20 April 2021

I'm a bright star that shines with no fame... humble expression! Admired the underlying philosophy of this wonderful poem..Top score

1 0 Reply
READ THIS POEM IN OTHER LANGUAGES
Close
Error Success