THE DESTINY DISCRIMINATION.

THE DESTINY DISCRIMINATION.

 

Laid my certificate:

Of Blind, deaf, handicapped and many,

Before the stage sellers,

Who are erudite speakers otherwise.

 

They carry the measurement:

Of the body and the mind,

We don’t have what they have,

The organs and arrogance!

 

I know my present alone:

But they articulate my past,

I may be imperfect,

Nonsense! you are not the robust!

 

Our unacceptance and poverty:

Are Artistically underrated,

Our intellect and qualities,

Are venomously destabilised!

 

A tasty discourse:

With all sumptuous ingredients,

But bitterness outsmarts all,

With hate and fate!

 

let your tongue dance:

to captivate the spell bounded,

Have a glance and be inspired,

With your abled bodies, you both be conspired!

 

You conjure a verbal cobweb:

With the Idea of dust and dirt,

You keep them unmoved,

And be rewarded by the society and institutions.

 

You display a religion:

It has full of what you imagine,

The Gods, Goddesses, scripts and all,

Reflect what you preach as a whole!

 

Don’t be illogical on stage:

By degrading the poetic scripts,

With polluted faiths and believes,

Rumouring about the unspoken is not a courage.

 

You support the half cooked:

The sages and saints,

And go on to paint,

The ugly and the poisoners retains!

 

In deliverance:

You may be a master,

By our remembrance,

You are a textual twister!

 

The traditional ring:

There you are a victorious king,

And stay ever and stigmatically think,

Like the avenging orange monk!

 

Pedantically sell your words:

Accumulate fame and money,

Don’t kill us there,

One day, the rare will also roar!

 

Dr. U. Mahendran.