An Idle prayer of a beggar “Poem”
Posted on July 31, 2021 Leave a Comment
While I was walking home tonight
A beggar, an old lady with cancer approached with timid expressions
I asked! What do you want?
She replied in tears holding her both hands clinging tightly into each other
“Pray for me” she implored!
I looked her with a stead fast haste
“Not God but mere ignorance of economizing”
Not God but the blessings of the capitalists
Not God but class struggle
Not class struggle but knowledge and self awareness
Not god but a social phenomena
Romances “Don Juan”
Posted on July 26, 2021 Leave a Comment
Don Juan: What to say? I am a romantic soul visiting 2021
Young girl: Words no longer seduces us O Don Juan but money do!
Don Juan: poetry is a gift of nature, fortune is gift of commonality
Young girl: Duhh! Whatever!
Don Juan: I come too soon! yours are not the ears my mouth is made for
Young girl: What? Are you a sensationalist or mad man or a comedian?
Don Juan: surely 21st century deserves no romances, poetry and love but consumerism and endless idolizing materialism
Young girl: be gone! Where you come from now Don Juan, we want no more romantics, revolutionaries
Don Juan: wait! what to became of your smile like the echos of rainbows, your eyes like the deep silence of distant seas, your kisses like the longing rainfall for barren gardens
Young girl: laughs ha!ha! Walks always mockingly
Don Juan: never heard of and never return but disappears back to the yellow pages jotted down by lord Byron and many others
To the Iranian Prophet “Zoroaster”
Posted on July 24, 2021 Leave a Comment
Behold! All lovers of knowledge I am Zoroaster, a redeemer, a lover of mankind
I teach not what others preach
I preach not my ways but of Humanly ways only
The Zoroaster thus spake, “All nations produce their prophets yet I am from the nation of Iran”
Have you heard of my stories from the German Philosopher?
Have you seen those Zoroastrians alive?
What have become of my Iran? And it’s neighboring nations?
What Zoroaster teaches is not dogmatism
Zoroaster desires no followers but a quest for followers to follow their own paths
To the Iranian prophet whom I studied with passion and love
To the Iranian prophet who resides in every scholars heart and soul
At once Zarathustra spake, “Follow not my path but discover your own”
My Brethren and comrades despise Zoroaster and he teaches not for honor or praise but for the love of it
To the Iranian prophet who open doors for new inquiry
Hasich
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