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Watching the marching ants, While I wondering their monotonous strife, A weary one left the line, away he walked to a lonesome land. Hands on head with faltering gait, Dearth of joy, he wandered a bit. There he lied low to the ground, Kissing mother earth like a depressed ant. Is he an osculator, mourning on his vacant love? Or he an emulous one, cudgeled by a better brain? A miffed rummager of copious grain, Or he repenting on a horrible crime? I pondered on his dreadful distress Longing for the profound stillness. Watching the painful life, astir my humanity, Finer ways I posit, to end his endless tomorrows, From a creative mind, unknown to the quizzical ant, First I gifted a bubble of water, for him to drown in style. But he moved in insolent silence, May be knows the art of swimming! Then I helped him to the edge of the land, For a profane jump to the bottomless deep. A coward fearing height he retreat, Back to the land panting nervy. Later I offered bane of death, but he sniffed and moved away. Then a knot for him to hang, eyeing it he jumped through it. While my drained splendid mind, puzzled by his mocking insolence Sneering at my humanity, picking a hill on his shoulder He walked back to the line of labour, leaving me - the foolish human. Life is dancing in the background, on the stage of silent death.
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Jul 26, 2020
Jul 26, 2020 at 3:31 AM UTC
A Depressed Ant
Watching the marching ants, While I wondering their monotonous strife, A weary one left the line, away he walked to a lonesome land. Hands on head with faltering gait, Dearth of joy, he wandered a bit. There he lied low to the ground, Kissing mother earth like a depressed ant. Is he an osculator, mourning on his vacant love? Or he an emulous one, cudgeled by a better brain? A miffed rummager of copious grain, Or he repenting on a horrible crime? I pondered on his dreadful distress Longing for the profound stillness. Watching the painful life, astir my humanity, Finer ways I posit, to end his endless tomorrows, From a creative mind, unknown to the quizzical ant, First I gifted a bubble of water, for him to drown in style. But he moved in insolent silence, May be knows the art of swimming! Then I helped him to the edge of the land, For a profane jump to the bottomless deep. A coward fearing height he retreat, Back to the land panting nervy. Later I offered bane of death, but he sniffed and moved away. Then a knot for him to hang, eyeing it he jumped through it. While my drained splendid mind, puzzled by his mocking insolence Sneering at my humanity, picking a hill on his shoulder He walked back to the line of labour, leaving me - the foolish human. Life is dancing in the background, on the stage of silent death.
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Jul 26, 2020
Jul 26, 2020 at 3:31 AM UTC
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