Unbridled Wisdom

By Afraz Alam

The stars are infinite.

No one knows what lies beyond the skies.

Above the blue skies

Lies a black one.

Limits cannot truly be broken,

As one finds one more to be broken each time one does.

That's indeed why one should.

The world is large.

Infinite experiences.

Infinite scenery.

Infinite beauty.

And if it truly lies as an infinite universe,

Infinite everything...

The people find cleverness to be a compliment.

I find it an offence.

I do not wish to be called like the cunning fox,

Spreading lies and conflict among the masses

For one's own selfishness and wealth...

And as a fake mockery of unfair respect,

Actually realized by none.

The way people evolve is truly a mystery.

One fatal but surviving incident

Can turn one's life on its head.

But if someone is fed too much,

They think everything else is less.

The scenery the earth contains

Is possibly known by none.

Unfathomable scenery,

Greenery beyond imagination,

The mindless beauty of thousands of greenery

Against the comprehension of one human—

An unfair battle, to say the least.

The miracle of birth is fascinating.

The food which one eats

Comes from plants,

Which comes from the sun.

Millions upon trillions among quadrillions

Of atoms colliding together.

Doesn't that make everyone just beings of energy?

By Afraz Alam