Human Truth

Don't look at others from a high place
Is it shame to be so humble?!
We all together one human race
So don't make others from you grumble 

Recall once you were in a dark cave
No one knew whoever you would be
On feeling hungry you used to crave
For mom's blood and she gave in glee

You were only a very small slave
Tied to your mom with a blood key
Supplying you with an affection pave
She was merciful, don't you agree?!

Then you came to life with a loud cry
And grew as a bud in a tree
You will pass as a dark cloud in the sky
And vanish like a bubble in a rushing sea

You will sail as adrift boat all days
That swiftly wave you ups or downs
You won't have rest in earthly ways
Unless you draw smiles not frowns

Remember you came to life to die
So make your life shine as a star
On your grave so beloved people will cry
Recalling who you were not who you are !
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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Goda Avatar
June 3, 2015 at 8:19 PM
This poem is about the fact of human life. These are my initial thoughts. I will try to complete the poem to decribe the changes in human life from the cradle to the grave.
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