Various Beings Poem by Chan Mongol

VARIOUS BEINGS
Poem by Chan Mongol
13th of June of 2019

Poets and writers think and write differently;

So do I and I go with own style, individually!

Most poets are traditional but I am a different creator;

I can't do Haiku, prose poetry or Shakespeare!

How about a dog, a cow, an elephant, a bee?

Do they see in the way we, human beings see?

Some may see invisible and far objects but not us;

They may see through our brick or steel walls.

Some of them don't see in the daylight;

But in the dark night, they get own sight.

A seagull dives to catch fish from the far sky;

Underwater fish is unseen by the human eye.

Like other beasts or beings, we do not scan or see;

Even, we can't use any of their donor organ or eye.

Many songs were written about eyes of the deer;

Can we have their eyeballs to get our visions better?

In many ways, animals are our resembles;

To eat and drink, to love and in sexuals!

Their details are still far from discovery;

Species are still as the unsolved mystery.

But in the beginning, we all were one, same;

After millions of billions years we differently came.

Perhaps, bodies slowly changed for lifestyle, food;

Small, tall, by being to each other angry, rude, good!

After millions of years, we may switch cell, organ;

Then, we definitely will find as we sure are one.

Foods, medicines come from animals, plants, trees;

And all got same atomic or nuclear particles.