Think! Somebody! ! Poem by Gunde Narsing Rao

Think! Somebody! !


This poem is inspires by a song in old B/W Telugu movie in India, "Dr. Chakravarthy" and lyrics beautifully written by legendary Srirangam Srinivasa Rao known as "Sri Sri" and music composed by Saluri Rajeshwar Rao. And this comes amid a situation when protagonist feels about a perfect life partner and how life could be if such a partner becomes true in life. And explaining how such partner should be and how life of both tunes themselves if such relation would have been succeeded. Not all we felt or feel to have a company are as implied due to our understanding; are sometimes having divergent views which we posses tend to impose to have behaved otherwise. We maintain our friendly relations owing to various social reasons inflicted through certain intricate latent sub-relation which have had imminent purposes than our soul matters regarding philosophical thinking and integrity. But, it's difficult to have a company of a person who is near and dear and perfectly math to soul and even a truly lovable who is more than expected and a life time partner to have, then, not to be avoided. If such person is around, he/she becomes everybody's dream irrespective of achievable or not, but, sure to have had tried by suitable accordingly. But what I want to convey in this poem is that how a person who had somebody and could not achieved, just, due to social implications yet daily seeing is perfect soul-mate who also feels same about him but happened to have married somebody. She seems physically of somebody but emotionally bound to another, in this case, protagonist (Akkineni Nageshwar Rao) who actually felt of his woman if would have of him. This song comes as if expressing; how it could be if a woman really belongs to protagonist here; though connotatively expressing general assumption of every men who feels of their perfect partner if they achieved as they expect than any social implication which generally makes them away from their dream.

By

Gunde Narsing Rao

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