Two Ubiquitous Tragedies Poem by Dr Hitesh Sheth
Two Ubiquitous Tragedies
Once Asylum was visited by a sage
And he saw two bonkers in a same cage.
And sage with a fazed face,
gazed in the oubliette
and heard both loonies
shouting, “Juliet”, “Juliet”.
And curious sage in a soft whimper
asked to a studious headshrinker:
“Why both have gone mad?
Why both appear sad?
Why one seems serious?
And other appears furious?
Headshrinker replied:
One Romeo failed to marry Juliet
Other’s marriage failed with Juliet.
And sage quipped:
There are two not three tragedies in a life
A life without a wife and life with a wife
Love the power with this poem.. Great KRISTA
Uniquely powerful perspective. The presence or absence of relationships do not give happiness but is determine by each individua.
According Your Psycholgical view Your findings are correct, Thanks for sharing Dear Dr.Hitesh well Written Visionary of life, I like It.
You have such a creative way of looking at life, its beyond compare. Again thank you for sharing another thought provoking, wise poem with us.
i specially liked the lines, one romeo failed to marry juliet the others marriage failed with juliet. a fact with marriages.
illusions and fallalise.....the true acknowledgement of dualities...well done..
no matter which, we have right to choose, from our heart choice is true, so listen to its suggestion.. nice works..
hitesh, just practice this 'No me, only we': the simple secret of beautiful married life!
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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12/6/2025 8:34:33 PM # 1.0.0
I'll pick a life with a wife.It's a better life indeed...whatever it takes.