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INSOMNIA

Peerzada Mohsin



No Sleep only agitation
Beyond the universe of depression

Minds trottled with frustration

In this small heavenly nation

Everbody doing their calculation

After authorities did bifurcation

Grabbing a Water Bag of Coronation
Thinking of the rapid normalisation

Peace and calm at that location
With no newer sort of obstruction

Searching for new VPN application
Children too loosing their vacation

Late over sleep for phone updation

Yet no good results only rapid palpitation

Those old dreams just now an imagination

Body and soul struct in the frustration

Even by using the rules of mensuration

Nothing going to happen without inner modification

Words quite easy without translation
We not getting due to inner coagulation

Writing from inner heart with full passion
Words of truth with no discrimination

High Skills and no job application

Youth caged in soul interrogation

No straight answer just weird function

Nobody care no way to justification

Even they have lost efficacy, drugs of sedation

After  understanding our mental retardation

Ideas shaken and dreams gone in evaporation

Still we don't care of our new generation


10/Feb/2020





















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