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Stranger


 

He asked,

Did I know him

About whom the entire world knew,

In whose names people write

And sing songs;

Flowers, trees, fruits, parks,

Towers and children are named,

Donations and comforts sought.

A simple bystander that I was,

I said –

I did not

But I shall be glad to meet him.  

 

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Ravinder Kumar Soni

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