“Millions of people go to bed hungry every night. They are empty. Can you feel their emptiness? Can you feel the air steering inside their stomachs? Often they fool their tummy thinking that it’s full but there is no way to get used to abysmal hunger and before the dawn they ebb, falter and die.”
They esteem
the navel
of the whore
but curse us
and demean
our naked ribs,
when like the
dying autumn leaves
we loiter with hunger
in the crowded streets.
Sudan was on my mind today and yesterday. I wonder about the women and children, and what the US Government would do if they truly esteem'd life and freedom opportunity for all suppress'd?
This hit the core and didn't budge an inch!
Keep writing The Power like this one Bhuwan,
blessin's
You have said so much with so few lines and words, Bhuwan. Our beastial, hedonistic greed in the West demeans US when you compare the two sorts of appetite in this write. We treat the crowded poor like cattle, when it is we who behave as animals towards our brothers and sisters. I am ashamed. The hungry crowd versus the "privacy" of the gentleman with his "whore" impacted me. Thank you for this mirror. Kate xx
Another powerfully compassionate write that makes me feel guilty to live where I do. I do not understand this world and I do not understand the God that most people talk to me about. Love and peace to you. Regis
heartbreaking and powerful write! well done, bhuwan! BRAVO!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in america, karen lynn in texas. :( >tears <
Reviewed by Thomas Lanechanger (Reader)
Reviewed on June 8, 2004
Another brilliant heart wrenching, truthful write, Master Poet!!!… It sickens me to no end that many governments, including our own, will not stop this from happening!!! Powerful point well taken, Poet!!!
Reviewed by Kevin Mc Crum (Reader)
Reviewed on June 8, 2004
WHOA! That hurts but doesn't the truth always bite?
Quite well done B.
Bhuwan Creator has blessed you with,wisdom,
a compassionate heart, and an inspired pen. You
are faithful to use it well. Thank you for being
a shining example to all!
if we consider Africa as the tree of life
and its people as the leaves of that tree
then wars and bloodshed are the winds
that shake the tree to its foundation
to uproot humanity with the fangs of barbarism
Thank you Bhuwan for your great concern
wasted with donations and dependency.
With Africa coming into your head,
the mind conjures up with
donations and dependency
wars and bloodshed
poor governance
bad leadership
Who is to say the value of a soul that chose such a suffered life. We may only hope one day, the planet as a whole, would no longer create this strife.
Reviewed by Debashish Haar (Reader)
Reviewed on June 7, 2004
SO Sad and so true...So little has been done on this issue...and every govt promises to do so much on these!
Reviewed by Lady Peg (Reader)
Reviewed on June 7, 2004
Bhuwan,
You have reached in and cut my heart and the depth of soul in this powerful and painful verses.....
Bravo they have a strong voice in you Poet!!
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No hope for the children.
I feel sorry for them.
This hit the core and didn't budge an inch!
Keep writing The Power like this one Bhuwan,
blessin's
cynth'ya lewis reed
Reindeer
engrossing
so sad and so true
Know my thoughts are with you my dearest friend!!
Warm and humbled love Tinka
Powerful contribution, Bhuwan.
Gina
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in america, karen lynn in texas. :( >tears <
Quite well done B.
One very powerful write !
Elga
a compassionate heart, and an inspired pen. You
are faithful to use it well. Thank you for being
a shining example to all!
and its people as the leaves of that tree
then wars and bloodshed are the winds
that shake the tree to its foundation
to uproot humanity with the fangs of barbarism
Thank you Bhuwan for your great concern
wasted with donations and dependency.
With Africa coming into your head,
the mind conjures up with
donations and dependency
wars and bloodshed
poor governance
bad leadership
You have reached in and cut my heart and the depth of soul in this powerful and painful verses.....
Bravo they have a strong voice in you Poet!!
Love n LUCK
lady Peg