Who doesn’t like it for once <br />The science of distance? <br /> <br />It is the mystery behind it <br />That makes everyone like it. <br />Our particles are the closest <br />And the rest are the farthest. <br />No molecule fails to circumvent <br />All those ones who are distant. <br /> <br />For some it is a philosophy <br />For others it is decency. <br />If ever you find one say <br />‘It is sin to be closer by <br />han the ways of the other’ <br />what you see is the equation <br />that governs this very science. <br /> <br />No one will ever realize or bear <br />The havoc this science may wreck <br />Unless one’s distance goes to destroy <br />The life and fortunes of the other. <br />Being able to be distant is fine <br />when it is with the ways of the divine. <br />In this fleeing stint of the mundane <br />The science of distance is a grave sin. <br /> <br />Fine are those sciences personal <br />If we are able to pursue them all. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />jaypeescopies@yahoo.co.in<br /><br />A. Jayaprakash Jayaprakash Panicker<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/the-science-of-distance/
