Poetry#47 - Cursed The Loser

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Cursed The Loser
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I shouted in the middle of the night
Like a mad man
Squealing loudly invite a million questions
Make me like a loser

I ask 'why' to God
Why do not I swim with treasure?
Why am I unhappy?
Why is always trouble coming?
Then why did you create me?

Pondered for a moment
I try to get rid of this madness
But my mouth would not stop ranting
Crying a painful life

I ask 'Why' to God
Why should I be poor?
Why else can laugh?
Why did the problem come to me?
Then why should I always?

I keep singing loudly
Preceding this early morning bird chirp
I'm getting darker
Closes the light before morning

Now I ask 'What' to God
Am I much wrong?
Do I have to be patient and patient?
Do I have to die?

The more I do not understand this life
A thousand times I have patience
A thousand times the problem comes to change
One hundred thousand times I cursed
And a hundred thousand times the problem stays

Even though I always ask 'Why, Why, and What' to God
Did God hear it?
I believe you are all-hearing
I believe You are the Seer
And before I more cursed life
I put my hand on this presence
In the last third of the night
Hope this time get an answer
"Give your servant this success in living life"


**Original by** @riandi 01/01/18

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A heartfelt and personal poem. Thank you for a slice of humanity and honesty. It may help to remember that success is not measured in gold and silver. Someone smarter than I once said: "I know how to get along with humble means, and I also know how to live in prosperity; in any and every circumstance I have learned the secret of being filled and going hungry, both of having abundance and suffering need."


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A very lovely poem. I had to read it twice to understand it completely, but it was worth it.