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ASYLUM (POEM)

                     

Introduction 

This is a harsh reality that we live in a materialistic world where people don't care about others. People are so mean and greedy that at times they behave like beasts. Similarly, they don't care about others. This is why sometimes we feel that we live in the wrong place which is full of pains and curses.

                                                                                    ASYLUM 

The world is vulturous, where is the asylum?

Humanity is embarrassed, evil is the dominant,

Boundaries are the barriers, and identities cause variant

Differences in race, color & creed are permanent

 The world is vulturous, where is the asylum?

Betrayal is survival, the double cross is an avocation;

Dodge is cheery whereas virtue is forlorn.

Servility is sweet while oppression isn't abuse,

Hypocrisy is a high skill and religion; a misuse.

 The world is vulturous, where is the asylum?

Wisdom is vice where wealth is the only choice,

Morality is misery but greed has a great rejoice.

Richness has all the rights where poverty is unfit,

Simplicity is worthless and glamour has no regret.

 The world is vulturous, where is the asylum?

The soul is sorrowful, humaneness is mourning,

Appetite is jubilant and desires are dreaming.

Friendliness is folly, malevolence is prudence,

Feelings have a great fall, innocence is nonsense.

 The world is vulturous, where is the asylum?

Summary of the Poem

It is a bitter reality that we humans have many hidden faces that cause unlimited problems and pains for others.  We act like beasts and oppress innocent and helpless people just for our self-egotism. We don't have any fear of God that's why don't even care and hence cross all the limits of humiliation and oppression. We make life miserable for others which is indeed a shame for humanity. Therefore, we need to rethink our actions and deeds.

A POEM WRITTEN BY RAJA BAHAR KHAN SOOMRO

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Location: Larkana, Sindh, Pakistan

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