Poetical Data

Today I am writing
not to express anything
cause it is an old pun expressing
Just some facts and unexpected things.

Let's start from unemployment rate
which rose from 7.1% to 7.8.
Seeking job is a job nowadays.
You can find graduates selling tea,
No problem
Selling tea would lead them
Someday to a higher authority.

Farmers are not only farmers for us,
they are more like benefactors to us.
One benefactor die within passage of an hour
Due to overburden of debts
And lack of hopefulness
They crave to educate their kids 
But their profits exhaust in paying interests.

With the biggest cultivable area,
our country resides in 
the "serious" level of hunger
in this modern technological era.

There was a time,
When we as kids watched Chota Bheem.
Now our parents also watch Bheem
But with a horrifying extreme theme.
Our Bheem was strong enough
to protect his village from every enemy
But their's is just a mere puppet
In the hands of the cunning mastery.

We are devotees of deities,
but we don't include our mothers in them.
Brothers perfectly know,
how to protect their sisters.
Yet they bother behaving as human
With someone else's sister.

We are unlimitedly happy with the masterstrokes,
Happiness can be measured through an index
Where we proudly rank 136th
Happiness is incrementing but not hope
Which is rather diminishing.

Silence has limits and when they are reached,
They explode and burn everything
And fire never behaves partially to anyone.
It catches everything which comes in its way.

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