
Whenever and wherever
I see around,
unknowns abound,
muddle and astound,
round and round…
Whether humans, birds or animals
or my colleagues and relatives,
I don’t know
why they laugh or cry,
how close or far they are,
what they think or do,
what they are up to,
and so are plants and trees,
I can’t even decipher all non-livings…

So many facts and figures,
but very little known,
mostly unknown,
like many words in the dictionary…
Even inside my body,
lots of things are not known to me
or anybody else,
if I get to know one,
I feel left out and threatened,
and so do others…

What for, why not, howzat,
questions after questions,
put me in a state of disarray…
What I know is
the fact of ignorance,
as also of sheer callowness,
and I really wonder
whether it’s a real bliss
or just an inner wish…

–Kaushal Kishore
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Thank you, Iswar!
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loved the line ignorance……bliss………. or wish
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Oh yes, so nice of you to point it out!
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Very beautiful poem, Kaushal ji. 😊😊😊
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Thank you, Aparna ji for your words of appreciation 😊💖
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So beautiful and rich with natural elements
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What a beautiful comment! Much appreciated!!
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Beautiful words, lovely graphics, provocative thoughts and the precious image of an innocent new life full of wonder and amazement … another delightful piece for us to share. Thank you, KK.
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You brightened my day with your precious comment, Nancy. So glad to hear that. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
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A pleasure, my friend!
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Nice poem Sir.
I love this.
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Thank you so much, Verma ji.
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Love this beautiful poem. Wonderful pictures too. What an adorable baby.💕
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I’m happy that you enjoyed the poem and pictures. Thanks so much, Grace 😊💖
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My pleasure 💕
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Aww. Now you did it. That photo of the baby. Now I forget what I just read. So cute, that baby.
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Thanks for sharing. 💗
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Hahaha, it has rightly been said that the most beautiful poem on the earth is the nature’s creation like flowers, plants, and innocent kids. Thank you, Selma for your lovely comment 😊💖
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Thought-provoking!
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Thank you! Glad you liked it.
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I have to thank you, Kaushal, for making me laugh, not while reading your philosophical musing but when reading the comments about your post.
I think, the ancient philosopher, Socrates, summoned up the best answer:
“The only true wisdom is in knowing that you know nothing.”
Happy Janmashtami!
Joanna
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Yes, Joanna, I’m happy if someone makes me chuckle or vice versa. The idea is to laugh together. But I’m grateful for sharing this quote that goes very well with this post. Thank you so much! And thanks for your wishes. You now remember all dates and festivals of India.
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Of course, Kaushal, we are now one global family!
Joanna
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PS. Thank you, Kaushal, also for the wonderful presentation that includes the cute baby.
Joanna
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Thanks so much, Joanna! A pleasure to hear that from you!
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You are more than welcome!
Joanna
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Love the howzat! Very colloquial and down to earth. Felt like this one was for me…I know it wasn’t…just really resonated with me. Thank you for writing this one!😊
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Thank you, Susan for your kind words. I’m glad that this resonates with you. Take it as yours. It’s for you too. 😊
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Beautiful lines
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Thanks so much, Shashi!
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Enjoyed! 👏👏
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Thanks so much 😊
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Actually our life is like that beautiful lines.👌👌😊
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I’m happy that you liked it. Thanks so much 😊💐
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