In The Valley Of Fury Poem by Jinnuraine Jaigirdar

In The Valley Of Fury

Whatever you do—danger may rain,
Go to the right? —hazard brings pain,
To the left? —risk may strike again.

Illness strikes—should I go, should I stay?
Visit them? Risk. Stay away? Dismay.
Be silent—suspicion may weigh;
Speak up? A greater sin holds sway.

This valley is a carnival of fear,
A birthplace where disasters appear,
And judgment hangs in every ear.

Social media sings, kisses the sky—
A free land of fury, whispers, and sly.
Support a side? Another will cry.
Support none? Then all ask "why? "
You're whipped by tongues that falsify.

So tell me—where should I go?
Show me the path to sow,
Toward a vow still Virtuous… and aglow.

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