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When we shall resort at a banner

Of wise and reasonable calm,

When passions and excitement fever

Will die, and we shall see just fun

In bursts of willfulness and passions,

Belated judgements and reactions, –

Not free of efforts and submissive

We, sometimes, would prefer to listen

To others’ rebel passions whirling.

It stirs emotions in the heart,

Like staying always in his hut

An olden crippled man is turning

Attention to the young men’s tales

Being forsaken for long days.