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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required IF YOU PULL A LONG FACE : Part XXI IF you pull a long Moon face Watching our Earth clad in sparse swirling white sarée Her aqua-marine waters cuddling her reddish brown body-surface The dazzlingly rare Pearl now throttled by deadly débris If you then pull a long Other-Moon face Rolling weightless in a space-ship bathed in thermo-dynamic ray You turn your thoughts on the marvels of the man-made science race And then give the credit to Our-Nation GOD Is this really okay Then if you pull a long bright Sunny face And forget the reasons why this World of ours has gone astray Man's inhumanity to Man how warring nations destroy Nature's grace Pollute the depths of oceans cancer in the bowels flora and fauna sans say If you continue to pull a long self-satisfied face In the name of the Lord for every national achievement His blessings pray Then repeat non-sensical myths and rituals in His Honour according to race Reduce the United Nations to hypocritical inner politicking yeah-say Thus if you must pull a long-travestied face All through the Ages on the dictates of your incontrovertible DNA Seek by every economic ruse power of class and caste on skins of race Sing not of the beauty of this rare Pearl decorating space Put the blame squarely on Divine Lila play © T. Wignesan - Paris, January 20, 2019
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