Barracks Poem by Vinod Kumar U K

Yeah it’s a great poetry against apartheid… Voting right of in US, ‘A black civil rights leader recently told an assembly at Michigan State University that American democracy was only decades old rather than centuries – that not until the 1965 Voting Rights Act when blacks could vote did democracy truly begin. ‘ Interesting to note on 16 July 1969, for the first time by Neil Armstrong [before that the then USSR and US sent many satellites so science so advance yet humanity was in medieval darkness] And Obama shook off and compelled whites pay off all the debts to blacks by a Giant Coin So white skull may be feigning smile [inside may be unhappy] … I still feel undercurrent of apartheid is in strategic and tactical way unlike openly by Aussies’s [and elsewhere also] curry bashing…. I feel no regret to say white as white and black as black…better ‘Accept Truth effortlessly’ ~ R.N.Tagore …thanks for sharing … Regards Ms. Nivedita UK 10/10

The smile of while skull At the one who takes oath... Rediculing may be at sight. Hidden behind the those bases Are millions who take oath Knowing very well The smiles under the burried ground. The plight of a sect well expressed. Good theme. Good read. Thank you.

SYMOLISM WXPLICITLY EXPRESSED.GREAT IDEA

dead hopes rejuvenated...well, good piece, Vinod...symbolic on the hopefull arrival of Barracks Obama...10