A pleasant warmth envelops me
Going right through, to my heart
It fills my soul and body too
Going deep inside to every part.
Entranced I stare, and stare, and stare
The scene that meets my eye
It seems to tear from my very heart springs
A loud and appreciative cry
Oblivious am I to the whole wide world
And all that is happening now
My senses seem to be stolen away
And yet I know not when or how
Has ever anything of the like been seen
I seem to question myself
Can man notice these sweet sights too
While he’s immersed in power and pelf?
Can all be drawn by the magnetic scene
As I have been, and likewise
Try to forget the harsh reality
Depicted now before their eyes
No, for till poverty and brute terror exists
We cannot hope to see
Pleasant, lively everyday sights
And just be drowned in non-stop glee
Our care should be given to those
Who have been denied too much in life
To those who have constantly spent
Their waking hours in painful strife
So let us try to achieve this goal
And do all that we can
In bringing about the very uplift
And emancipation of woman and man
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Author:
safina (Pseudonym) (
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Comments6
Great write
thank you so much !
You're welcome
Such a smooth flow of words with rhyme to accompany the meter. All with a great message becomes a symphony of a poem
appreciate your beautiful comments..thank you
I understand and acknowledge the rich scene you hint at. It is a note of optimism all should encompass despite the dark times present right now..
Thanks for the read.
yes, without hope life is bleak indeed..
have a great weekend
Well done.
thank you so much
I sincerely hope that many will come to this place and worship the words you have laid here before them .. it would be a crying shame if your message was not heard, and understood by the masses .. Neville
it gives me hope to see there are quite a few on the same page as me..
thanks for the encouraging words, God bless you
regards
n
Fantastic work.
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