Form And Merit Poem by Dr.Balnarayana Bandam

Form And Merit



The merit to eyes may be a demerit
The lovely face may be petite of perfection
Ugly on the face may be true and honest
Thus never measure with one sense

The bitter guard holds thy name with taste
When cooked deliciously in taste
Cucumber may sour or bitter
Still, tasty while ripened to eat

Charming chandelier may be with
Holding fused bulbs and gone in service glow
A planted twig might be allergic to skin
Untilled may be medicinal at the use

Worthy human in a sense to intend
Maybe worse at the serving spot
Never ever be in a dash to decide
And declare the scrutiny of the single sense

Tuesday, December 18, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: decisions
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
A sort of conclusion must be with all senses; scrutiny with single sense is often misleading
Use all senses, feed to mind and soul, wait for sufficient time for analysis, then only declare thy opinion or else very often we are wrong
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Dr.Balnarayana Bandam

Dr.Balnarayana Bandam

Uppununthala/Achampet/tq/india
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