Zoom Out Poem by Sahil SharifdinEnglish

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My soul forces me to stay pure
And embrace the purest being, God.
My body forces me to sip to the dregs:
Wine, women and the whole world.
I listen to my soul and visit temples.
I also listen to my visible body
And visit cinemas, pubs, parks...
I am a compound of ANIMAL and ANGEL.
I rise and fall. I fall and rise.
I am a dynamic being.
My dynamism is my life.
When I sit at one extreme,
I become static. I truly die.
Flight keeps an eagle young.
Hunting makes a lion strong.
My soul eats virtues.
My body eats crime.
Don't call me animal.
Don't call me angel.
I am a compound of the two
I am a human being.
Zoom in on my merits
On my demerits, Zoom out.

Tuesday, May 5, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: human being,life,sin,virtue
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
We need understand human nature before framing laws and restrictions for human beings. We all pretend to be what we actually are not and thus we suffer at our own hands.
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