The Paradox of the Humanity

 Who ought we be ? 

An angel or a demon?

A resurrector or a slayer ?


It is said that one should be an angel.

But in hell how can an angel survive ?

Is there no other angel here?

Or is it that no one wants to be known?

Do the angels have no power ?


Is it wrong for an angel,

To smear ash on her wings to survive?

But what can she do?

How can one be forthright,  

 In a world that is crooked?


Who ought we be?

An angel or a Demon?


The demons get away, 

The angels are prosecuted.

But why? Only the Angel?

In hell of dust how can, 

Wings be kept white?

Is it wrong to survive?

 

The demons can come together,

          But why can't angels?

          Is it necessary to uphold ego, than togetherness ?

          Isn't it better to push through the trials now?

          Than facing the demons all alone?

          Why not stand together and win?

           

           How ought we be?

           Together or Stranded ?


Suno dil ki na ki ahankar ki                           

Kyo bane hum asur ya pari.                         

Sath kyo na raj kare is bhramand par!?        

Kya sath rahna he itni mushkil?                     


Is our language and culture so different,

That we forgot we are human?

Or?is it that no one wants to be one?

Is being a God a necessity now?

           

                 Who ought we be ?

                A God or a Human?

   

       


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