Contrast between Albert Einstein and Gautam Buddha

Dr. Krishna Raj D.C.

I am Einstein father of Hermann, the son of Germany
Contributing outstanding bestowals, I am sciences formula for this world
My childhood took off in the village near Uhlm
Came up with mammoth reality in the very tender age


The village was small there was a tiny community of Jewish
I had to live the world on my own
The likelihood of love and affection of a mother
Paved the path like a dawn for a new horizon 
  

I left the country while getting education 
I left with the vision of tyrannous Hitlerism on the Jews
My brothers where burnt alive in huge barrage of blaze
I then wandered in search of a place to survive 

But it wasn’t easy to leave the father’s house 
It was impossible to receive the same love and affection like that of a mother 
It was impossible to part with the love and affection of friends 
But it was such place where even it desired to stay I call survive to longer 

Hey wise, respected, majestic ! Hey proponent of peace!
I set off with farsighted ambitions 
Stayed by renting for several years in a new country 
Ultimately, I was compelled to write a letter proclaiming the war 

The impact of my letter formulated the first ever nuclear bomb
The Death  toll mounted in the Earth and wide spread terror sparked off 
I didn’t realize the consequence will the shape of bereavement for people 
Today regret and feel sad

If I say there’s no religion,   the entire world can be under dark clouds 
If I say there’s no God,  a huge volcano of destruction may arise 
If I say there’s no perception at all, devastating aftermath may pop up
If I say science’s everything, atomic may evoke terror

Today there’s nothing new in this world which was stopped in its root 
They still Subsist but they only can be seen rarely 
People mourn by complaining that everything have demolished 
If you say  it’s indestructible you are left with nothing besides sitting and watching the world 

Entire power can never be destroyed it can neither be created 
All the abhorrence that were created in this Earth can’t be ameliorated  
All the things here are proportionately subordinate 
Nothing can expected to be autonomous in this world; even broad feelings can’t be trusted

[DC, PhD, is the central secretary of Nepali Writers’ Association. Author of seven poetic volumes, he also has many other books in the offing.]