The Divide Comments

Dear Thomas A Robinson, There is no supremacy claimed here.. I am wondering why the world should be in a devastated state if there is God who created it. I am not to look upwards to my father but to the father of all. The denouncement is not a matter of personal concern. The mire into which the majority has fallen inescapably is the source of thought and if I were to seek peace of mind for myself by trying to reach out to that God, I would be just one among the many. The question is not arising out of the cataract but out of all seeing eyes. Dear Valsa, I am questioning but you know pretty well that the answers cannot be satisfying. The subject discussed is expected to let you all tell that the world around us is not a wonder to reciprocate to. The diametrical surfacing of things enticing and distracting is just a matter of human interest. Since you are my reader, I appear to be persistently asking questions whereas I am wondering whether my random readers could be made to raise their eyebrows. Thank you for your equations of thoughts in spite of your different stand.

Dinesh, I see again and again the persistent questioner in you! The paradoxes of life are often puzzling, not only to you but to everyone! When you keep your rational mind above 'fancying' and (as you claim) when you become more 'sober', unfortunately you grow sadder and more shattered....! But those who 'fancy' things and grow more 'irrational', they are comforted and strengthened! That's all the difference! ..... Any way this is an amazing write making one sit and ponder over the incongruities or absurdities of life!

Good write. enjoyed reading it...Wicked ones are left to have a five star life...So true...I remain sadder and shattered...Very well said...Interesting to read...

They say that the meek shall inherit the earth - seems the other way round to me, the wealthy get the best deal. Enjoyed reading your poem Dinesh, full of disillusionment.