Anger - A Crime - Part 3 Poem by Sanket Jain

Anger - A Crime - Part 3



A delicate, gentle, subtle line
Between love and anger mine
Is capable of making me bovine.
Though, we human, better than kine
Keep Anger without any deadline;
Swank like proud, angry feline
To clutch and hurt anyone divine.
Are we not better than equine
Of Swift? Or different by hairline
From Yahoos of Jonathan's line?
Leave anger, be a Guideline.
Be happy and brightly shine
Over the mast or sea at nine.
Sea: big, vast - though - brine,
No use for us, can't replace vine.
Hence leave anger and whine
Like a free butterfly divine.

Friday, September 1, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: monorhyme
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
I am developing a new style of writing poetry where ending words of a line rhyme with one another, at least in last sound. I named it Pari Style. Hope readers will like it. Thanks to those invisible hands and fingers which supported and inspired me to continue my efforts in my new, creative, artistic and innovative "Pari" style.
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