Sonnet: The Splendor Of Life On Earth Poem by Dr John Celes
Sonnet: The Splendor Of Life On Earth
Our earthly life is filled with struggles rife;
All challenges and ‘ups and downs', we face;
Mere roses all, without much thorns, isn't life;
If all is drab, we cannot spend a day!
Our earth's surface is wonderful and nice;
Each season's magic, Nature timely brings;
Yet, humans want not banes but boons and vice;
This earth for human beings has all things!
What beauty bathes the things on earth galore!
Dissatisfied, we make the landscape weird;
Discontent man prefers all things new, more;
He eats all flora, fauna, dirt and bird.
Sinfulness fills the heart of every man!
In virtues path, God takes the soul by plan!
Dedicated to the greatest Indian soul-
Mahatma Gandhiji, on his birthday anniversary.
Copyright by Dr John Celes 02-10-2020
A beautiful poem. It speaks to the unyielding desires of man, whether they be good or ill.
S infulness fills the heart of every man! In virtues path, God takes the soul by plan! .....great expressive... Great dedication to the one of the ever greatest world adorable icon.
Nice poem. Yah we humans are an excuse of a life form. Thats why i am leaving for mars
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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4/25/2024 7:53:40 AM # 1.0.0.1119
'Mere roses all, without much thorns, isn't life' - true! The splendour of life on earth nicely described.