Prayer and Hunger

Devender Kumar

The sun was on his last rage,

All the rivulets and chasm were,

Springs and pounds were,

Getting dried up day by day, 

Flying the thirsty crows  were,

Over the pounds and rivulets,

 Not for, some drops for water.

But for the same, water was,

Need of the fishes in the dried 

Pounds and rivulets, where, they,

Were waiting for last drop of water,

And first drop of rain to save them,

But the crows were so clever intended,

To grab the chance from fore locks,

The prayers of fishes for life saving drops,

And the hunger of crows both were,

Echoing in the horrible hot climate of 

The area, at last hunger won as pound, 

 Were dried up and trembling fishes ,

Lost in the hunger of crows. 

 

 

 

 

  • Author: Devender Kumar (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 26th, 2025 10:59
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