A feast to the ears By R.Krishnamurthy
How many bird sounds I heard
This morning.Ten thousand could
I say.How they sang in a harmoy
It was like Mozzart’s symphony
How many bird sounds I heard
This morning.Ten thousand could
I say.How they sang in a harmoy
It was like Mozzart’s symphony
You are moving at a snail’s pace
In a chariot pulled by seven horses
On a familiar course across the sky
With no stop over through out the day
I am not against a war
I don’t want to be a coward
I will rather die like a hero
It will be the best reward
I got glasses in my thirtees.Some
Said that I looked better in them
I would hold them in my left hand
Before long I saw the doctor a second
I will run from pillar to post
Seeking redress of my grievance
Unmindful of indifferent response
Hoping there will be justice at last