Grandpa Poem
Grandpa,
Love is something everyone has towards you, For they, too, understand the complexity of you.
Experience is the foundation for your knowledge.
And yet, you still serve cold porridge.
Grandpa, Anger does not influence you, Ignorance does not play you.
And you do not wish for fame, As you have understood, life is a game.
Oh Grandpa, humble and intricate.
I cannot imagine...
Saturday 27th March 2021 9:04 pm
Farmers Poem
Farmers are our armors against hunger,
People who collect veggies and fruits, Not people who are posh or dress in suits.
We use them to our advantage And don't consider their heritage.
Farmers are our singers of nature, People who are underpaid, They are the people who should have a parade.
They pick our every grain, With dedication, sweat, and pain.
Farmers, we picture them as...
Saturday 27th March 2021 9:01 pm
Social media poem
Social media, Where do I start?
Constantly beeping, buzzing or shouting, “Watch me! Don’t go on an outing!”
Friends on the screen are rising up, Yet your feeling, inside, is an empty cup.
Social media, What positives can you choose?
You can, receive instant news, Marketing has big hopes, Racism has curled, Truth is unfurled.
So my message is to use the tool wisely And make it a...
Saturday 27th March 2021 8:58 pm
Work from Home Poem
Work from home, Finally, I can roam,
From room-to-room, And use zoom.
Organized & clean, or untidy and dense,
I will set up an office of low expense,
Children fighting in between Yet, you can’t be bothered to intervene.
Drinking coffee when I want There is no can and can’t.
Past methods are getting old, So, I invent and be bold. I know I can succeed, At taking the lead,
And al...
Saturday 27th March 2021 8:49 pm
Granny, A person with no surprise
Playing board-games and eating rice
I step onto a creaky board And see a bunch of mice, While I carry a hoard.
Yet with all the complaints and all the issues
I still hand her a tissue and watch her eyes glow with such pride
As she is still a granny Though a treasure trove to many
by Ihsan k.
Saturday 27th March 2021 8:43 pm
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