The horse and its owner.

The horse was humble in nature,

Busy at the service of its owner,

Mutely without any complains,

Gladly with much passion.

One day it walked a bit leisurely,

Unintentionally worked a bit lazily   

She got furious, the owner,

Beat heavily out of anger.

The pet pleaded for mercy humbly,

 Its eyes laden with fluid totally,

But she went on beating ceaselessly,

Blocked its actions with chain deliberately.

Tolerance crossed the limit,

Servitude failed in that test,

The horse kicked its owner then,

As a result of an instant reaction.

The kick fell on her figure,

But the blow jolted its core,

It wished to jump from a barrage,

And end up with her all linkage.

Suddenly one thought came to its core,

“I once promised to serve her forever,

I must do that in every situation to her,

With love or whiplash come whatsoever.”

It then got back mutely to her stable,

Went on serving her as ever, as usual.

तुम मालिक, तुम प्यार, तुम गुरू, तुम सखा, 

तो  किसी और की मेरे जीवन को जरूरत है क्या?