Radiance

Posted by Fazlul Huq | 3 Mar, 2016 | Boomerang, Other News, Poem | 0 |

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Hail the radiance of the mind,

Not splendour of the cage,

Cherish goodness of the heart,

Not charm of the display.

The quest for the unknown

Is a longing and a natural trait!

As are support and acceptance,

Recognition and acclaim!

How can you reach the heights!

Without opening the mind,

How can you discover and invent

Without vision and grind!

Nothing is ever certain

And nothing is fully laid,

Nothing is ever stagnant

And nothing is mundane,

Nothing is taken for granted

And nothing is gained from disdain!

At the end every soul is on its own,

Although in the Plan of the Creator

Connections are found to abound,

And destined to play diverse roles!

The linage always encodes in the DNA,

As the life entails mind, body and the soul!

About The Author

Fazlul Huq

Associate Professor Fazlul Huq leads the Biomedical Science Cancer Research Group in the School of Medical Sciences Sydney Medical School. His current research is focused on drug discovery and therapy targeted to overcoming drug resistance and reducing side effects in ovarian and colorectal cancers. Besides designing new drugs, the group is applying combinations of targeted therapy and tumour active phytochemicals found in herbs and spices, fruits and vegetables, and other plant as well as marine sources. He has supervised 20 PhD and 5 Research Master to successful completions. Fazlul Huq holds a PhD from Imperial College London. He is author of over 220 peer reviewed publications. He is also an accomplished poet with over 12,000 compositions covering diverse themes including life, science, society and philosophy. You may access more of his poetry at: http://allpoetry.com/Jujube. Fazlul Huq has also been involved in various community projects including the establishment of a number of mosques.