Through Binocular Eyes

Through Binocular Eyes

A Poem by Sumit Ganguly

How tall and stout were those who wore big armors?

I wondered at a museum of heroic ancestors.

In self hypnotism I look through future.

find machines are giants, people- pygmies,

products outnumber their creators,

most inhabitants follow train of thoughts

set by  few scientists and technicians,

brains control sentiments as machines monitor hearts.

The stance is broken as the closing-bell rings.

Slowly I walk out of the empty hall.
1st Feb. 2017 

© 2017 Sumit Ganguly


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Sumit Ganguly
Sumit Ganguly

Kolkata, South Asia, India



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