THE CUNNING FATHER

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    THE CUNNING FATHER

    the standing tree making shade
    under it my sons ate
    like palace pet
    they never know what sweet comes bitter
    but later better

    its breeze blown so daze,hang
    deligted sons play along
    in the tiny sun's film
    eventually the sun hurts their palm
    suddenly their hearts drop
    making demand of their right

    they dope
    out on angrying height
    and fall like might
    and drying the fish with their eyes fire
    they hulb and hire

    they dip into well of hap
    with their minds grow hatred
    and their cold bodies behave so slight
    what their soul of no kindred

    they do no mild
    but become wild
    as their talks about the path of hard
    would they come on the chair of brotherhood
    or show in their sense path had?
    their versatiled brains blame their childhood

    please do not hate my neighbour
    do not hate my nation
    but hate me
    as i am cunning father

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    Poetry is what gets lost in translation.

    Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.

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