Ant Poem by Mitua Muntaha

Ant

I took them to the spring of heaven,
But alas! They called my name by raven.

I told them to bathe in the river of elixir,
They thought I wanted them to drown deep.

I took them to the garden where flowers are born,
They cursed me because they got stuck in the thorns.

I took them to the mountain, at the highest peak,
They said, to throw them, it was my trick.

In the rain, with my pain, at heart,
I wonder what I have that got them hurt.

I want to find what is there that convinces against me,
I want to see, in the brain, where is the ant?
I would, if I could, but I can't.

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This poem is a outcome from me facing the unpredictable world
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