Response Poem 1 : On Agha Shahid Ali's Cremation : Priyanka Nirwan

Cremation

When one come to the end of the life,
The world ends for them.
No relation, no love,
No bond, no deeds
Can't extend their life time
Can't keep them on this earth
Death is the bitter truth of life

The cremation
disposing of the body of your loved ones is misery
A dead person's body by burning it to ashes
but the human stubborned to death
where bones refuses to burn
when flesh set to the fire

no matter how one died
the way one lived is matters
we came alone , we go alone
there is no escape
its the part of the journey
that master has planned.

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