Corona: The Purger Poem by Jagdish Singh Ramana

Corona: The Purger

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How beautiful and alive the days look like!
The smoke of material man has fade away,
The 'waters are so ultramarine'*
the firmament so pure,
Far from the Himalayas are seen crystal clear.
The birds chirp on the trees,
animals stroll onto roads and in reeds,
now the fishes and the frogs are free
to 'leap about and play'•but we
Stuck in the cells of unbearable noise.
Unheard clamour and heard solitude is heard on roads and in fields
'Cause Corona is here!
Corona, the avenger of the fowls
And friend of the innocents.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Credit for above beautiful picturesque phrases.
*Agha Shahid Ali(A postcard From Kashmir)
•Toru Dutt(Our Casuarina Tree)
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Anil Kumar Panda 07 April 2020

You have very nicely pointed out how we have destroyed the fauna and flora in the name of development. Now the innocent creatures are feeling free to roam the earth when we are locked inside our homes. for tat. Enjoyed your beautiful poem on recent attack of corona.

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Bharati Nayak 22 April 2020

How beautiful and alive the days look like! The smoke of material man has fade away, The 'waters are so ultramarine'* the firmament so pure, - - - - Man has caused irreparable damage to earth's environment.Perhaps Covid-19 is a way of Nature to purge herself of the pollutants and bring back the balance to the environment.

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Rajnish Manga 15 April 2020

Nice poetic interpretation of situation arising out of Corona pandemic. Yes, it must purge. Thanks dear friend.

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Akhtar Jawad 12 April 2020

Nature is deaf, dumb and blind.

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Rose Marie Juan-austin 08 April 2020

A unique and astute observation. Very perceptive write. Brilliantly penned.

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Thanks dear Mam for this positive and inspiring feedback.

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Me Poet Yeps Poet 08 April 2020

YOUR POETRY IS EQUALLY BEAUTIFULLLLER LIKE MINE OH CORONA KAY LIYE NA RONA SAYING POET RAMMANNA WE WILL ALL KLL IT SURELY

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Humbled, Dear Sir!

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