The Frustrated (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
fire balls of volcano
left fly ashes over the land
cyclonic tides of ocean
swallows every thing on the earth
pierce flames of forest
remains nothing in the soil
spiral winds of tornado
sweep away everything come across
violent quackings of earth
leave the world with debris grave yards
a frustrated soul is the sole icon of all worsts of the world
console the wounded hearts – convey the message of peace loving
first make the world free from all terrorisms
Taxidermy exhibit portraying a Siberian tiger chasing a deer (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
like chameleon
some times appears
like very cute and innocent kitten
some times appears
like very cruel and wild Siberian tiger
Nature jaws left with scars on the lives
no one was scared with out any scar
scars of the life – awards of the Nature
Theatre of Fate (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
one second is enough
to make a thing as dead
one second is enough
to destroy the dreams of the one
in a split seconds
the fate runs out from the finger’s gaps
except witnessing every thing as a dumb lamb
no one can do any thing at the jeopardize stage
laughing at the fate may turn as laugh of fate at face
man witness with pain
Feelings (David Byrne album) (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
while the tiger powerful paw
piercing the delicate body of a deer
News media too witness
with out any sort of feelings
even a man is crying out for help
from the devil trap of the death
the live eye only has got feelings
but a live camera eye – with out any feelings
after seeing some innocent deaths,
one can get a doubt
whether the God too has got a camera eye
The Big Oyster, Taree, NSW. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
do not get an excitement
no opportunity fell easily on your lap
overwhelming joy over ruled your all rules
post you in a worst place beyond the reach of your imagination
no pearl remains if an Oyster wide open it’s shells in overjoy of rain
English: Erik Pevernagie, painting. Representing the dual face of silence (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
close up shot of a tear
while rolling down appears
very beautiful like a crystal pearl dew
in the beautiful full moon light
but
the scene behind it is very painful
disappears always in the dark shades
some realities always under bearable
