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The Quagmire On Which I Am In

I am scared from the fear and worries 
Of the quake, stir and shake 
Imminent to come if I want them or not
Yet I breathe for the hope shown by the distant hills 
Though uncertain I am, whether I could withstand the waves 
Heat and cold of fire and air yet I live for the promise given 
By the wide oceans and far way sun 
I know, they nails down the earth from being floated way 
Yet a scary feeling creeps in that I am going to be swiped away
Like the dust, dirt or like something else very weightless 
I couldn’t say my mind 
Nor could I take my soul in faith 
That still I have few days to enjoy and some more days to live in peace 
As the oceans roars in anger and rise in Tsunamis
And the huge ice breaks at the poles 
The air gets holes and becomes pale 
Though the sun keeps burning for us yet I have doubt how long it will continue 
As the rays of him see us doing things out of enormous greed 
I am frightened from the unknown darkness and doom 
Of the fire from underground huge beasts  
As the sins of crime against humanity spirals up like dense smoke 
And the milk of kindness gets dried up like vapour  
On the ground upon the soil 
Only we are left to see 
How sinners are freed and honest are unjustly punished 
Though oceans are made to eat up 
And Winds to blow away the wrongs we do with our selves 
Yet I fear I will get hurt and develop deep wounds 
And bleed profusely in pain uncared 
Imminent to come my end if I want or not  
Time is here a cruel pedestrian 
An indifferent vagabond
Though he was created to heal me from this quagmire out.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2016




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