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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