Thursday, May 28, 2009

Life's Theatre

Years back on an ordinary day

God conceived an idea from some clay

He moulded another human form

Not much hard work, just the usual norm

Then he devised another fable of strife

And gave me a role in the drama called Life

He decided himself to be the director

And found assistants to play the various characters

So, here I am working in stereotypical divides

Sometimes the lead, sometimes just watching from aside

At times I don't want to be on stage anymore

Open my eyes to find it all cast on a distant shore

Existing as daughter, sister and wife

But not living the miracle of life

With consciousness came civilization's rules

Culture, language, morals and other societal tools

I too became a part of the system

Sometimes my own and sometimes other's terms

People have so much venom in their heart

Only need a spark to start

Full of rhetoric questions

Searching hidden motives in every word and action

They want to put two and two together

But wonder how can the answer be four

In this play I often get the advise

From those who call themselves older but often the wise

How to dress, express or speak my lines?

Why the stars in the sky shine?

Even I became a comrade, a friend

Defining, condemning and taking stand

Limiting or glorifying as much as I can

What an experience to be human!

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