I'm not against silence:

Silence of the laborious sea at night,
Silence after the gnawing at the drawer wood,
Silence when the ball falls and tips and then gets stuck in a hole,
Silence when the dog chases a cat and stops,
Silence of the mother's crying to get his lost son back,
Silence of the patient to get relief in pain in his gladder,
And silence of drones with truce between two countries;

But I'm against your silence:
Silence of your rolling lips,
Silence of your tongue that
Prints out complaint slips,
Silence of your hands
That avoid to hit my shoulders in chafe,
And silence when you move away without making love.

I thought my two hands were not enough to give food to the poor
But when I hugged an injured deer
I felt I had given lot of through my four hands

Whatever we do,
Whatever we say,
Whatever we see,
Whatever we touch

There's some love

So we are alive

Introduce to your child
Mosque, not the mobile

It must know the destination of its life

Kisses before marriage
Is not a good business
In the beginning it's prosperous
But later on it ends with a bang
And its sound is too loud to our weak ears

Rain is downpour this year.
Everything is swimming.
Cows, dogs are in jeopardy.
They cannot get Rain Baseraa
By the government. It's a human thing.
It's we can be their brothers,
Sisters and parents,
But the task is the toughest.
My two hands cannot shelter them all.
They're too many in the lanes, on the roads.
I wish I had six hands
Alleviate their sufferings.

But we have limitations
That uspet us when things slip out of our hands
Yet we have to accommodate the spacious wishes
In the less space.

I asked a lizard,
Crawling on my window glass,
How it successfully achieves its goal.
It said........ Patience.

Which are better, more laborious,
Ants or butterflies?

This question and its answer is never going to help me.

I must follow them to get the answer myself
And squeeze out something for my progress

Poems come from God
If I go there to take all
I can't claim they are mine

Those who are kind
Have never been at loss
Nature has taught me this

Everyone says I'm busy

Thank God
They're free to utter a sentence
Otherwise it will be difficult for us
To know if we're dumb or not

A single sentence in today's world
Is a precious gift
That contains some hope

Those who love you
To the size of your *******

Will leave you undressed

I'm a great fan of the lizard;

It doesn't hurry in getting its food,

But rather has patience and waits for its great mojo