They know you are hungry
but food they will give you not
to get food you have to work
but work they will give you not
because you are too lean to work
and those fat bastards trust you not.
But you cannot fight with them,
they are not like you; they are different,
you eat adversity but they honesty
you drink disgrace but they the truth
you breathe peace but they anarchy
for they were born to derail the humanity
and prickle the supple core of, “Mother Earth”,
with the mutinous illusion of malicious thorn.
Oh Bhuwan only a master poet delves so deeply into ones soul. We must never forget to be humble when our accident of birth places us in seats above poverty but never can we not forget the pain of others.
My heart cries often when I see the ungrateful ones around me.
PEACE AND LOVE MY BROTHER BURN THE TRUTH INTO OUR SOULS ESPECIALLY FOR EYES WHICH REFUSE TO OPEN. Hum maybe I'll write about that.
Reviewed by Sheila Jones (Reader)
Reviewed on January 27, 2004
I agree with what the others have said. Bhuwan, if your words and this picture does not open our eyes, then I don't know what will!
Much wisdom in your poetry, and so powerfully penned!
Love, Sheila
Reviewed by Floria Kelderhouse (Reader)
Reviewed on January 27, 2004
Oh Bhuwan..this is so sad..powerful..truthfull..touched me to the core..the picture sent chills up my spine...bravo to you for exposing this...great powerful write...floria
Such paradoxes truly shame us all. Will mankind ever learn?
Reviewed by Anna Marie Fritz (Reader)
Reviewed on January 27, 2004
Someday, soon, Bhuwan...the world will see a reverse
of this...but not through any corrupt government or
greedy mankind.
Just as humans have limits as to what they can tolerate
with the suffering of others, so does the Almighty.
He did not create us to suffer. Selfish mankind brought
on suffering, and selfish mankind is what will be done
away with, by a Power far higher than themselves.
May the thought of that bring you a small measure of Peace,
my poet friend.
Reviewed by Ted Sheridan (Reader)
Reviewed on January 27, 2004
You touched on a very sensitive topic, why are there children starving, we send food in to them by plane loads, and government leaders, sell it.
Paradoxes are indeed threatening to wipe out all the pure and primeval dignity of the human spirit. Since stark reason has failed to change this, perhaps the sensitive soul of artists will, through their poetry, prose, paintings, music and other expressions, enlighten the path to peace and justice. May you be blessed for your infinite wisdom and contributions to a better world, my friend.
~Alexandra~
Reviewed by Debashish Haar (Reader)
Reviewed on January 27, 2004
POWERFUL write, Bhuwan!
Reviewed by Michael Morash (Reader)
Reviewed on January 26, 2004
Powerful...an explosion of words.
Michael
Reviewed by jan nunn (Reader)
Reviewed on January 26, 2004
a picture can speak a thousand words..this one shouts.Don't you just want to give!An angry,truthful write,Bhuwan..though I feel as sad for 'they' ..they are so lost in their 'wealth' they miss the point .
Reviewed by Andrea Da Costa (Reader)
Reviewed on January 26, 2004
Heart rending photo coupled with a very hard hitting poem.
Well done!
Andrea
earth is such an unjust place to reside upon ... as poets, we must enlighten and emphasize its condition so the world may see and change... excellent poem!
My God! This is real and it takes the words of a poet to make us feel the depth of despair for sp many in this world.
I've missed you greatly. I'm still a gypsy for my company and traveling but that will end soon and I'll be back here with my peers.
I welcome the day. Best of love my friend and warm that side of our world for me.
Love,
Susan
Married ten years, and more in love than ever, Robert and Marcie have everything to live for. But a terrible secret is breaking Robert's heart: he knows that Marcie is about to die...
very effective
My heart cries often when I see the ungrateful ones around me.
PEACE AND LOVE MY BROTHER BURN THE TRUTH INTO OUR SOULS ESPECIALLY FOR EYES WHICH REFUSE TO OPEN. Hum maybe I'll write about that.
Much wisdom in your poetry, and so powerfully penned!
Love, Sheila
of this...but not through any corrupt government or
greedy mankind.
Just as humans have limits as to what they can tolerate
with the suffering of others, so does the Almighty.
He did not create us to suffer. Selfish mankind brought
on suffering, and selfish mankind is what will be done
away with, by a Power far higher than themselves.
May the thought of that bring you a small measure of Peace,
my poet friend.
May God be with us all!!
Love Tinka
~Alexandra~
Michael
Well done!
Andrea
YOUR CHOSEN PICTURE SPEAKS FOR ITSELF
PEACE ....WILLIAM
I've missed you greatly. I'm still a gypsy for my company and traveling but that will end soon and I'll be back here with my peers.
I welcome the day. Best of love my friend and warm that side of our world for me.
Love,
Susan