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Decide


 

Perhaps

They don’t know me

As well,

The people gathered,

Outside the temples

Or their homes,

Aren’t eager to know me;

They ignore me.

They treat me right.

I judge

They do not need me.

As it stands,

Nobody wants

Their acts judged.

Why bother, then?

 

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Ravinder Kumar Soni

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