I Wonder
I wonder who is their God For birds that fly Up above the azure sky They have no war or artillery to shower from afar I wonder who is their God For creepy crawlies critters Often consumed as nutritious fritters Working at their micro level Behind the scene workers under gravel I wonder who is their God For wild animals that roam Restricted in their territory lone They kill to assuage their hunger Part of the food chain they pose no danger I wonder who is their God For the animals we keep Taming to fulfil our various needs Silently giving what we wrest Exploited to the extreme without any rest I wonder who is Our God For we are so self absorbed Milking taking to further our cause Never giving back what we get Greedy for control of whatever is left I wonder who IS our God Is it the Mammon that drives us and makes us go roun that suppresses our conscience that makes us kill our brethren I wonder if there is a God For we think we ARE unaware that we are bubble wrapped in a karmic petri-dish exposing our wares supposed immortality in mortality trapped.
An ardent admirer of Nature Sudeshna Mukherjee is a keen observer and a chronicler of the happenings around her mostly giving it a humourous twist in her own inimitable style. She is a painter, a singer and a cook who loves to experiment with ordinary ingredients. “Meanderings of the Mind” and “Mélange” are her published books of poetry. She is the recipient of the “Golden Vase” award for her humorous and satirical writings.
