´He was nice person and down to earth” <br />‘Good people depart early and still there is no dearth”? <br />“He was choosey in life and did no harm” <br />“He lived full life with enthusiasm and charm” <br /> <br />Some of the comments were heard when my close friend died <br />He lived exactly the opposite and on almost all the occasions lied <br />I failed to understand the value of comments passed on individual <br />Is it customary to pass words which in all the sense are dual? <br /> <br />I have almost witnessed the same scene <br />There may be unpleasant things to be seen <br />People will be offering their condolences <br />I may still be customary to site many instances <br /> <br />No one takes this occasion very lightly <br />We may notice some differences slightly <br />It is not appropriate gesture or tribute <br />It helps a lot to express the gratitude <br /> <br />Person is remembered at his departure <br />He might have not earned for his future <br />The last rites might improve his public standing <br />His contribution might be remembered as outstanding <br /> <br />We find some of the people still fearing the death <br />They are afraid of wrong comments or wrath <br />It puts them under constant fear and pressure <br />They do nice work at the end to make it sure <br /> <br />Some of the good work is definitely appreciated <br />It is openly advocated and stated <br />This brings some of the his fine work to the knowledge <br />It might have been his ultimate goal before his demise to manage <br /> <br />People may call him as true son of the land <br />His contribution is clearly seen on hand <br />He might have proved to some people as good friend <br />This is how he earns respect at the end<br /><br />hasmukh amathalal<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/a-nice-person/
