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A Sparrow

one fine spring morning

sitting in my chair

newspaper

in hand

basking the sun

in front of my eyes

a scene thus run:

 

a sparrow perched

on nearby neem tree

sailed to my verandah

and sat on the sill,

in front a looking glass

a while she sat still

a little thoughtful

a little perplexed

finally she was

bitterly vexed.

 

her own image in the glass

she couldn’t tolerate

to beat it with her bill

at the glass she knocked,

so madly she did drill

as if ‘the other’

she would ****

in doing this

she broke her beak

all over the beak

the blood did spill,

ignorantly her own

she couldn’t bear

mercilessly her own

with her own beak tear.

 

frequently she visits,

she now understands,

she comes with her company

but I never saw the repeat,

she and her company

seem to have known

the harmony in Nature

to places they have flown.

 

WE ‘the roof and crown of things’

spill blood of our brothers

some times on 9/11

in US and fly

again in Jaipur and

Bombay high.

 

How long will go on this ****** trail?

When will the harmony in man prevail?

 

C. P. Sharma

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