The Cruel- Beautiful World

I am here 
In a different time and place
In which tears of joy of one
Unfolds the tears of discrimination of another
Such a cruel and beautiful place 
This world can be
Such happiness and melancholy 
It can cause 
To trade the laughter of a hundreds 
With the wretchedness of one
Is such an unpardonable sin
Where love is such a misguided emotion 
And jokes just become an exotic offence
And people no longer go by the principle of respect 
Where habits and manners become the past tense of an old lifetime
Where everyone says such things as 
“No one loves you” 
Where every low- life disrespects an ordinary 
Where people who cry and weep 
Are the people that speak of fact?
And people that are strong and rarely do they weep 
Are the bad?
Nonsense after Nonsense 
Sanity Losing Sanity
World decreasing in faith
Word becomes worthless 
And I sit here
And I am to blamed
Of things that do not cause any shame
I am here, sitting and receiving offences
Of people who their duty is to love? To care? 
Such an ironic place this world has become 
Such a spell of loathing is cast upon us
And we, who fight are in this spell
To be condemned
Copyright © | Year Posted 2011

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Effendi Avatar
September 11, 2011 at 4:20 PM
Wow! Trade the life of hundreds for the wrechedness of one. Wonderfully scripted MashAllah!
Nubani Avatar
September 11, 2011 at 4:23 PM
Thank you :D So very Much :)
Brown Avatar
July 27, 2011 at 1:39 PM
Thank you for sharing your wonderful poetry today Louzana. I enjoyed reading it and will be back again soon to read more. Love, Carol
Nubani Avatar
July 27, 2011 at 2:11 PM
Thank You Carol for Your Kind Comments :D
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