The Invisible Light
The Invisible Light
Everyday seems to be a different story,
And quite surprisingly ends up as a tragedy.
Every person has his own history,
And for me it remains a mystery.
As life goes on, I become more and more adept,
Not in attaining wealth but in identifying different faces.
I help people in distress,
And in return they stab me unbelievably.
For I didn’t know that appearances could be so deceiving,
For I couldn’t understand these human foibles.
Yet, I continue to follow your path my Lord, and spread your radiance.
I try to hear the whispers of the sky,
It tells me to leave all my pride.
And when I do so
They use me for ac
hieving their own prize,
And I become a marionette.
I feel the untouched slaps and the unseen knives,
Which leaves me completely bewildered, vexed.
So tell me o Lord! How do I become free from vanity?
If people continue to take profit of my modesty.
In this world of cheats and tricks; greed and pricks,
I struggle to survive.
As each day comes and goes, I persistently try to carry my masked smile.
I crave for the blessings which I might earn after doing good deeds,
But alas! It seems like an illusion.
Yet I follow your path my lord!
And try to restore humanity,
For it does not lie in luxury but in your name and in charity.