by In “Saying of Blood” the poet gives a soul to blood, letting it speak directly to us about its unmatched importance in sustaining life. With simple yet impactful words, the poem reminds us that blood is not something man can create—it is a divine gift. Through this heartfelt narrative, the verse inspires generosity and compassion, urging us to donate blood and become a lifeline for others. Both a call to humanity and a reflection on life’s fragility, this poem beautifully blends emotional depth with a universal message of hope, kindness, and moral duty.
Saying of blood………
Blood says.
I am the blood.
I am not in the form of a flood.
Blood says………..
I am the lifeblood.
You can control
your breath for some moments,
but you can not control my flow.
I am the blood.
The only one……….
You can produce everything in your
laboratory or factory.
You can not produce me.
Blood says…………
I am the blood.
If you want to produce me,
donate the blood.
You will produce new blood
in your body.
Blood says………..
Only God can give life.
If you want to give life,
donate the blood.
It will save a life.
You will get God’s heaven.
Blood says…………
Suresh Saini
“Saying of Blood” closes with a message that is both profound and urgent — life is a sacred gift, and within us flows the power to save another. Through its personified voice, the poem leaves readers with a sense of moral responsibility, reminding us that donating blood is not just an act of kindness, but an offering of life itself. In these final lines, the poet transforms a simple biological truth into a spiritual call, inspiring us to be the reason someone else gets a second chance at life.
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