Quilting the Poems

A krishna roams every street

O Krishna, don't come to this earth.
Now a days there is just no dearth
of your stand-ins whom one can meet
as a krishna roams every street.

They might not shine with your glory,
but they quote your words and story
rewriting every turn and feat
as a krishna roams every street.

They sit and declare right from wrong
forgetting what they did lifelong,
crushing sinners under their feet
as a krishna roams every street.

Your words will be lost in their shouts
their devotion will chew you out
You'll then have to accept defeat
as a krishna roams every street.

1. Krishna   is a Hindu God who is said to have spoken Bhagavad Gita  . The poem refers to the numerous (mis)interpretations that are committed here by the priests who considers themselves as equivalent to God. This is not meant to offend anyone as I myself am a believer of Lord, but it is meant to comment on the state of degrading religious values.

2. Form Used: Kyrielle Sonnet