Poetry

1. HUMAN – PART 2
I just couldn’t make out his name; simply by looking into his innocently hazel eyes,
I just couldn’t make out his religion; simply by gauging the pace of his walk; the lanes
on which he traveled,
I just couldn’t make out the place he might be residing; simply by staring at the
color of his clothes,
I just couldn’t make out the money he had incarcerated in his pocket; simply by
casting a look at the back of his trouser,
I just couldn’t make out the words he might be extremely fond of; simply by the
shade of his lips,
I just couldn’t make out his passions in life; the things he had an insatiable zeal for;
simply by admiring his supreme height,
I just couldn’t make out the color of blood flowing in his veins; simply by glancing a
trifle at his rubicund skin,
I just couldn’t make out the dreams engulfing his mind; simply by witnessing his
mystical shadow,
I just couldn’t make out whether he was married or not; by simply listening to his
authoritative voice,
I just couldn’t make out the exact size of his shoe; simply by running my fingers
nimbly across his fading footprints,
I just couldn’t make out the destination he was going to; simply by viewing the bag he
held stubbornly in his fortified palms,
I just couldn’t make out the speed of his heart; the turbulence that might going on
inside; by simply casting one look beneath his shirt inundated with profuse sweat,
I just couldn’t make out the abuses he had spoken a little while ago; simply by
straining my ears to his present voice,
I just couldn’t make out the fraternity of clothes he vehemently adored; by simply
peering at his existing pair of bedraggled coat and trousers,

2. I just couldn’t make out the insects that had stung him all throughout his life; simply
by spotting the fresh bruises sprawled incoherently on his arms,
I just couldn’t make out the actual strength and tenacity he possessed in his
demeanor; simply by standing abreast by his side for a few racy seconds,
I just couldn’t make out the taste circumventing his greedy tongue; simply by peeking
a glimpse at the morsels of left over bread neatly sandwiched in his fists,
I just couldn’t make out his ability to memorize; the pedigree of intelligence that
lingered in his brain; simply by gawking at his bushy eyebrows and moderately
square forehead,
And the more I saw him; the more frustrated I became; as I just couldn’t make out
head or tail about his entity; the inscrutable quandaries enveloping his life,
So at the end when there seemed no alternative; and the inexorably urge to talk to
him became more prominent than the thunderously deafening clouds; I chose the
simplest option; I audaciously mustered strength to call him; addressed him boldly
as human