Voice of penuryAffluence oftentimes lullspeople into the warm em-brace of contentment. Rosypictures of posh life shield theeyesore of the slum. Life of ease forthe minority easily obscures thewant and deprivation of the major-ity. But stifled voices of protest findexpression in poetic verses. Theyreflect their world of degradationand poverty, jolting the rich fromtheir cushion of affluence. […]
This world is a stage,Vast and spacious,Where actors come and go.Some appear with a glamorousshow,In mighty castles,Some drooping, wretched souls areseen,In huts of mud,In shabby clothes. But,After the performance of their part,When they both finally depart,Leave the stage,Desert this world,To appear before the greatest Lord,Then no difference can be perceived,As both are draped in white […]