Epidemic of Judgement

Why do you judge me?
How can you judge me?
I am not your replica or duplicate
Your judgement makes me suffocate
I may be short but what about my thoughts
I may be dark but what about my spark
I may be fat but I am not a threat

Why do you judge me?
How can you judge me?
All my fingers are non-identical
Even fingerprints are incompatible
I may be bad at maths calculations
But I do understand human emotions
I may not excel in school subjects
But how can you judge my intellect?

Why do you judge me?
How can you judge me?
Length of each day changes every day
Mood swings force you to judge me straight way
I may not be nice to all everytime
But being myself is not a crime
I shout, I fight and I have cold wars
But do you know about all my scars?

Why do you judge me?
How can you judge me?
I may believe in supernatural powers
I do not believe in false superstitions
I may vouch my vote for a political party
But excuse me I am a part of this democracy
I have my very own thoughts and ideology
All are unique and no one is ordinary

Why do you judge?
How can you judge?
Your judgements are spreading like epidemic
Killing all the artists, intellects and enthusiastics
Fire of judgement will burn the jungle
One day everybody will fall and fumble
Extinguish the fire of opinions and judgement
All will be freed with this revolutionary movement

©Priya Jain

WHEN I FORGIVE YOU

When I forgive you
I forgive myself too

Your speech was like an easy gunshot
It made my heart to rot and blot
Our flashback is like fresh coffee
Without you I will be all soggy

When I forgive you
I forgive myself too

You aren't a stone I carry around
You can't weigh me down
You can be my long feathery wings
Fly my soul to the place that springs

When I forgive you
I forgive myself too

Forgiveness is the trait of strong
Why to have grudges for life long?
One has to bid this planet one final day
Lighter you go would be a safe play

When I forgive you
I forgive myself too

©Priya Jain