The hungry eagle
The eagle brings its kid to its fellow,
In the nest that sat on a branch of a tree,
To look for food for peace and tranquillity;
The time when life passes the eagle.
For today and tomorrow's food for kids
Not to see a battered and unhappy race.
Each and everyday when an inmate objects
Lying down in the beam underneath the sun
And the sky is where other animals look for them
For food to meet the appetite in regular ways
The leaves and the shades of the big banyan tree
When the eagle sits on its stem
To bring back or restore its time lags.
Life goes by and fades aftermath
On the back of an ox, whichever lies;
In the wake of Camel's back door
In the desert or under the meadow.
In the salty water that is never found again.
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