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Life is a Movie














Alike a moving picture that we watch,
Life itself is a movie full of scenes.
That in every actions, paces, and frames,
And in every adventures and events,
A film rolling, in real and in reel
The hurting truth we all witness and feel.

A movie starts, showing names on the screen,
Of the film outfit and the actors playing.
We come to life and to our parents we’re born,
Given a name we use from birth until grown.

The picture runs when the projector’s on,
As we come to life upon conception.
As the story unfolds, there are some twists,
Like as we grow, there are perplexities,
At all times we turn to our Creator,
And the film’s guided by its director.

Life is like a movie with scantiness,
An envious friend who cares and later betray,
A lover, a paramour, and a foe,
Furnishing a share to life or to a play.

The protagonist’s fighting to survive,
Amidst the tragic occurrence he fights,
And in an entertaining scene he laughs,
And cry in sorrows or when one departs.
Life is like a movie that starts and ends,
And at all times the protagonist fends.

Once, We Were a Child (re-post)


Once, we were just a child,
candidly conversing with Mama,
playfully exploring the yard,
reverently adheres to the words of Papa. 

Once, we were just a child,
who simply eat, sleep, and play,

unaware of the events around,
defeating the ignorance with what we see. 

Once, we were just a child,
delighted to receive even a penny,
no envy, bragging, or blazing up of pride,
living with our life so contently. 

But, we were no longer a child,
we learn to dream of prosperity,
seeking more of what we have,
we exist no more just to eat and play. 

Wish, we stayed just a child,
free from habits of depravity,
pleased with the things we have,
not anxious of the coming day.


http://lifespoem.blogspot.com/2011/03/once-we-were-just-child-candidly.html

Craving (dreams in vain) (re-post)


If craving for something
is not possible,
and to care for someone
is no longer viable,
then perhaps, it is better
to dwell in the world of dreams
than to live in the real world
in a solitary grim.


As the birds fly, hopping
from one tree to another.
As the earthworm crawls
hiding down under.
The craving of the fowl
is becoming extreme.
The goal to exist
is no longer a dream.


When solitude comes
to the life of human being.
When extremities strike
that seems not stopping.
When poverty and hunger
cripple ones brain.
Then the beauty of dream
will just be in vain.