A Man In Service.

A man in shabby dresses A vagabond man he someone says May be vagarious in character In spite of his vagrancy He was a valiant man in accidents He served the people in circumstances Where no one was ready to act in time To rescue a drowning man he jumped In waters of deep river and wells His valorous attempts saves the life Never he attempts to vainglory of incidents Ever ready to serve the society To take a decomposed body may be a suicide No one took the responsibility to take And give a suitable burial in public grave But he was a man who drank heavy And spent the money whatever he earned Still we consider the man as great His service to society not compensated Or never it becomes remunerative What people gives or not he considers Only the love to society and people He considers always and makes himself great.