Unrealising Poems | Examples


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Allow Me To Fly Once Again

With the spirit which inspired me to be my real self
Allow me to fly once again
The dreams seized by your unrealising mind lies still in my heart
Drums beaten to wake my tensile veins 
But silence in me displays success
Allow me to fly once again
The comedy you have been watching and laughing has won crown
Scenes of that outmoded era is a model unfinished 
Allow me to fly once again
Allow me to fly once again for my wings have strength
And will fly to the heavens
For my eye sight views heroic visions 
For the dumbbell in my hands sense the direction of dream-coming-true
Allow me to fly once again
Lonely mates of my dreams will pass-by as i reach my destination
For the destiny in my palms will win freedom over it curious allies 
Allow me to fly once again
For there will be perfection in the life of those who think something is impossible

Live For Truth

1.Realizing ephemeral as real
earns sorrowful birth.
2.Disillusioned pure endowed with
darkness removed delight 
3.For doubtless wise, heaven
is near earth.
4.Five senses are useless 
if unrealising truth
5.Let anything, quality, wise
must realize truthfulness.
6.Learned wise elevate life
than the present.
7.Once truth realised, innocence
certain appears rare.
8.Wise experiencing truth, displaces
folly birth again.
9.Realizing truth, removing follies
no future suffering.
10.If leaving lust, anger,
delusion no suffering. 
…………………………………
Dedicated to Thiruvalluvar(31B.C), the author in Tamil
Translated by S.Kandasamy, MUSIRI, TAMILNADU, INDIA
Published in poetrysoup.com on 15-12-13

Realising Truth

Realizing ephemeral as real
earns sorrowful birth.
Disillusioned pure endowed with
darkness removed delight 
For doubtless wise, heaven
is near earth.
Five senses are useless 
if unrealising truth
Let anything, quality, wise
must realize truthfulness.
Learned wise elevate life
than the present.
Once truth realised, innocence
certain appears rare.
Wise experiencing truth, displaces
folly birth again.
Realizing truth, removing follies
no future suffering.
If leaving lust, anger,
delusion no suffering. 
…………………………………
Dedicated to Thiruvalluvar(31B.C), the author in Tamil
Translated by S.Kandasamy, MUSIRI, TAMILNADU, INDIA
Published in poetry soup.com on 17-9-13
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