
Listed by Duotrope
a peer-reviewed quarterly journal on literature
E-ISSN 2457-0265
Poetry
Arshad Khan
Volume:
3
2019-04-01
Issue:
2
God's Wrath
The moon tells me with her frightening smile;
I glance up the sky with unwanted crime.
Something scaring and thunderous time;
Make us feel of God's threatening rime.
Warn the humans of Doom's Day;
Where the sinners mercilessly slay.
Each crime experiences its bearless pain;
And the existence of humans will end in vain.
Evils of hell will raise their hands;
To call the offenders to sing their bands.
The wrath of God will take fierce flame;
No compassion no mercy will claim.
God's grandeur once again accumulate;
And a peaceful painless world create.
About the Poet
Arshad khan, born in Darbhanga of Bihar, is working as an assistant professor in J N College (Madhubani). Besides, he is a research scholar and doing his research on William Wordsworth and Robert Frost.