Disuade We Must

Dissuade We Must

P K Routray

Super market

growing at very fast rate

traps the man, a slave to sensual pleasure

for the materialistic happiness, increasing his hunger.

Wearing the costumes of costly fashion,

staying at luxury in a  tall palatial mansion,

moving in the blue sky on a plane of his own

to man today, are the happiness as is known.

But to their dismay

forget and ignore they,

short lived are such materialistic pleasures

vanish they soon with pain, pangs and tortures

similar to happiness searched in gambling den

where all attempts to get happiness are in vain

Search happiness within yourself with service to Him and His creation

with austerity to live with bare necessity shunning the materialistic attraction.

Dissuade we must such tempting creation and ad luring men’s senses to rocket.

Swept by them men die frustrated searching their happiness which they never get.