Maybe there’s a world hidden,
from scornful eyes of WE,
Where echoes electric laughter,
And compassion runs free.
Bestowed with immense power of love,
Yet WE choose to burn,
Acidic words, bathed in blood,
Drowning in a lost cavern.
Feel the slow lub-dub of heartbeat,
When someone yearns to live,
the lone screams of depressed,
Or warm breath on cold streets.
Spreading smiles don’t cost a thing,
WE need a little more cheer,
And then maybe you would too,
Wipe away few tears.
When fall the walls of animosity,
To awakened voices, do listen!
You might hear a whispering heart,
Gently mending the broken.
This post is written as a part of 1000 Voices Speak for Compassion, where bloggers all over the world are spreading the unanimous feeling of compassion.
Do take part, share your stories and link up at – IndiaAmericanMom
Lovely poem! The way it flows and speaks to us raising the need for compassion, now more than ever! Beautiful!
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speaking is important…simple but powerful
I could visualize the images that your poem evoked. Such tender heartfelt thoughts.
Beautiful Rajlakshmi. True spreading smiles don't cost a thing.
I could visualize the images that your poem evoked. Such tender heartfelt thoughts.
Beautiful Rajlakshmi. True spreading smiles don't cost a thing.
Love your poem Rajlakshmi. Especially the last verse. True compassion comes when we mend silently. Beautiful.
There's something so gentle and soothing about this poem 🙂
Beautiful poem, and I LOVE the compassion theme!!
Anyhoo, I found your blog through a fellow blogger, and thought I would stop by and say hi! It would totally make my day if you did the same.. or better yet, keep in touch! <3 – http://www.domesticgeekgirl.com
This is so beautiful and well written. You capture compassion for sure