RUMOUR

 FROM SAMPATH’S DESK:

 





RUMOUR

 

 

Don't entertain or believe RUMOUR;

 

The spreaders think it's just for fun and HUMOUR;

 

Adding to their status GLAMOUR:

 

Some feel it's their ARMOUR;

 

To become POPULAR;

 

By this cheap FLAIR and FERVOUR;

 

Least realizing it's an ill-will TUMOUR;

 

So don't CLAMOUR;

 

For this MISBEHAVIOUR and MISDEMEANOUR;

 

Be a human HONOUR SAVIOUR;

 

Lest you fall to the FLOOR.

 

 

Down with the rumour-monger!

 

 

..............

 

 

புரளி:

 

 

வதந்தி எனும் நச்சு

புரளிகளை நம்பாதே!

 

அதை ஆதரிக்காதே!

 

விளையாட்டு என எண்ணியே பரப்புகிறான் அவதூறுகளை!

 

தன் கௌரவம் கூடும் எனத் தப்புக் கணக்குப் போடுகிறான்!

 

தற்காப்புக் கவசம் இதுவெனத் தற்பெருமை கொள்கிறான்!

 

புகழ் பெறத் துடிக்கும் பேதைமையால்,

மலிவான வெறியும் வேடிக்கையும் காட்டுகிறான்!

 

அது தீராப் புற்றுநோய் என்பதை அவன் அறிவதில்லை!

 

ஆகவே, ஆரவாரம் செய்யாதே இழிவான செயலுக்கு!

 

மனித மாண்பைக் காக்கும் காவலனாய் நில்!

 

இல்லையேல், நீ ஒருநாள் வீழ்வாய் மண்ணில்!

 

 

 

வதந்தி பரப்புபவன் ஒழிக!

 

 

R.SAMPATH

21.10.2026

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