A Donkey or A Fox
An ever-smiling face-
maybe, a nerve-soothing for all
and even some offensive swords are seen
returning from its magical domain
tarnishing themselves into innocuous flowers
yet it gets on my nerves
as season changes
and body, mind and soul react accordingly
making us impossible to be happy always
and we are not the inhabitant of heaven
to pull our lips always up to the ears.
To the burnt eyes,
something is there behind nothing to other
as they see a donkey or a fox
behind this kind of ever-bloomed smile.
Be careful friends!
As ethics reminds us
saying,
‘’Making friendship
with donkey or fox is equally hazardous’’
maybe, a nerve-soothing for all
and even some offensive swords are seen
returning from its magical domain
tarnishing themselves into innocuous flowers
yet it gets on my nerves
as season changes
and body, mind and soul react accordingly
making us impossible to be happy always
and we are not the inhabitant of heaven
to pull our lips always up to the ears.
To the burnt eyes,
something is there behind nothing to other
as they see a donkey or a fox
behind this kind of ever-bloomed smile.
Be careful friends!
As ethics reminds us
saying,
‘’Making friendship
with donkey or fox is equally hazardous’’
Pijush Kanti Deb is a new
Indian poet with more than 210 published or accepted poems in national and
international magazines and journals like Down in the dirt, Tajmahal Review,
Pennine Ink, Hollow Publishing, CreativicaMagazine, Muse India, Teeth Dream
Magazine, Hermes Poetry Journal, Madusa’s Kitchen and Grey Borders.
At present, he is working as an Associate Professor in Economics.
Well said, Pijush!
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ReplyDeleteto pull our lips always up to the ears." -- amazing lines!
Much enjoyed. - Laura M Kaminski
Thank You Laura to love my words
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