Best Smallness Poems

The Smallness of things 
There are not many elephants left on the savanna
Near the houses graceful nature has made them
Smaller with tusks not bigger than an oxen`s horn
And can hide in the bushes or look like a tree if
People come near. 
They are hunted by...

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Quake in the shoes
Worn to conceal smallness
So miniscule they feel blues
As they hate the greatness

Flying and plying its trade
Among the insecure
Who bully and raid
Any remedies meant to cure

Voices too faint
To discomfort the strong
Fed up with the saint
Who never goes wrong

Despite his litanies of foibles
Grappling with...

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All that we try on this earth 
is worthy but of the stars’ mirth. 

Their lights are million-, billion-year travelers
through nothing and everything, 
come to review the parade of worldly glitters
with a shrug and a snicker of cosmic jest,
laying all illusions of grandeur to rest,
asking,...

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