Whistling
and sniffing at the same time
Can’t
hold hands or rather get married
United
and collaborative in any case
This
duo may perhaps land into the life of some person
The
kind of man whose who acts,
Performs
duties of the shepherd on the flock.
Like
his initial master,
He
condemns wickedness,
Goes
against what is religiously evil,
And
exults the righteous.
But
he soon he craves for another pair of his robe
For
he does accumulate an avalanche of resources,
His
eyes are soon blinded.
Would
his robe evade being soiled?
Co-operative
sniffing and whistling,
Can
hatch into temptations to anybody,
Even
the half-human, half God
Did
he not get tested in the wilderness?
Our
big man opens his eyes one day,
Finds
himself campaigning and competing for,
Trying
to woo for citizens’ keys,
Essentials
for serving the people in a wider circle.
Perhaps
his whistling guides his path.
Brings
him in the companionship of
Other
servants of the people.
Any
devoted service present in that house really?
Brotherly
whistling and sniffing,
May
make one’s conscience slither backwards,
Two
or more steps into mud.
He
is now influential,
A
famous societal figure.
His
fat salary seconded with some allowances.
Or
even thirded with public developmental resources,
Guarantees
him total luxury.
Is
this not an opportunistic opportunist?
Our
Sniffer and whistler is contended,
Complacent
with his success.
Jubilant
with him servant is his ‘first Master ’
For
keeping to the ‘sacred’ scriptures.
The
vehicle which carried him straight,
One
way to heaven gets crippled,
It
can’t manage to hit the road
Like
its American, British and Chinese counterparts,
His
sincere promise goes unfulfilled
Unmet
due to his pretentious pretence
His
‘second’ Master gets extremely mad.
For
loyalty and faithfulness denied.
And
furiously plucks him from glory.
Simultaneous
whistling and sniffing,
The
‘initial’ heaven can’t simply put up with them.
A
wise servant of the masses
A
true leader should only whistle at a time,
Sniff
at a time.
But
not sniffing and whistling simultaneously.
