An Impression

An Impression

P K Routray

On any of his failure

the man blames God if he finds none other.

Always he tries to blame his self the least.

because of a childhood impression which gets released.

As a child trying to stand on its own

falls down, it looks around  without any groan.

If it finds, the fall is noticed by none

it repeats the acts even it falls again with fun.

But if it finds its mother around

it cries without tear but with loud sound.

Usually the mother comes running to its aid

scolding and beating the lifeless chair, the child had held

to encourage the child to thrive on

and to go ahead and learn its walking mission.

But she forgets, to the child her indirect lesson

that she instills in it, this as a lasting  impression

to shift the responsibility of failure to some other

that is why man blames the God when he finds none other.