Water-Less Clay

Man is proud of clay
But least bothers about water 
There has been no human progress 
We all behave like medieval man 
The difference is only 
The places have interchanged 
The same might is right 
Still rules the world 
The tongue and tricks 
Of the water-less clay 
Has developed only a sharp edge 
The arms which were blunt 
Now becomes sharp and sophisticated
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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