Prick Me Not Poem by SALINI NAIR
Prick Me Not
She was smiling in my front
Like a queen of that dawn
All allure in its charm
Its heart was filled with love
There the flies suck its sweetness
Gaze around as enchantress
Charm that set all eyes on her
She swing around in solitude
Envious mind prick it at once
Take it with a lazy mind
Smell it for awhile and threw
There the dullness was evident
In the mud it breathe at last
May swing for a long time ahead
May feed some in that time
But the brutality stopped it forever! ! ! !
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Nice- -seek light amid darkness, seek refuse in day break
A thoughtful write Salini. I agree with Valsa's comment. This is one fact of life, people use and throw to achieve their selfish means. Today no value for humanity itself. Every day we are witnessing cruelty playing tricks. Loved the way you presented it.
Very insightful......the truth has been spelt out here......the innocent who harms no one is subjected to brutality..... very nice.......Salini
May feed some in that time.A contextually meaningful line. Feeding those hungry of nature's beauty apart from pollen and honey eaters.
A flower with its sweet smile and scent attracts everyone, but some pinch it or pluck it with thoughtless hands. Some even go to the extend of crushing it! It has its direct relevance to human life also! A poem with deeper layers of meaning, Salini!
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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4/29/2024 6:56:33 AM # 1.0.0.1119
A bitter truth of life, we hate violence, but we cannot get rid of it completely.