Two Ubiquitous Tragedies Poem by Dr Hitesh Sheth

A well presented poem revealing your double-edged wit. I have found it very engaging. The humour embedded in the poem, on the one hand, and the irony resorted to, on the other, affords the reader more than a chuckle. Please read my message also, in this regard.

Very captivating..the humor..really makes sense..revealing..before and after! There are two not three tragedies in a life A life without a wife and life with a wife - Love these lines! MARVELOUS!

very enjoyable write! ! ! ! ! high on wit and humour.

the true story of life and its spirit 'wife'! , thanks for sharing

your last line clearly states wife is no tragedy and life, any way, is tragedy...enjoyable read...presented neat...10

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!