How Many Pakistan? (A Bitter Truth) Poem by Anita Sharma

How Many Pakistan? (A Bitter Truth)

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Dawn But darker.
It’s stronger – bitter parts
no wind blowing
no bird singing
Instead bullets shooting
alas shouting, screaming
terrifying wars
monstrous killings
bloodshed violence
shedding of tears
return of death
how many Pakistan
No places to hide
Houses burnt to ashes.
Bloodshed Bloodshed
commanded burn the house.
someone screaming
help help help
no more Pakistan (metaphor)
no change thousand years more.
no smile on face,
no ray of hope
no right or wrong
no identity who kills whom
one more round to go
few more left
your skin is black
your religion is bad
you are poor
you are rich
divide and rule
FOR A POUND?
shoot and watch
blood flow
so many bereft
STOP STOP
The Brutal Game
how many Pakistan
sunset vigil on sand
stand alone, yet as one
fading light of life
still want bloodshed
how many Pakistan more
minute’s silence place
tears roll down on face
Deafening silence fills the air
no more war no more blood
no more Pakistan
lets pray our reunion made
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NOTE-Pakistan word is used as metaphor only

How Many Pakistan? (A Bitter Truth)
Thursday, October 8, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: blood,hate,peace,reunion
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
division of the societies blood shed on the name of religion cast creed color country superior inferior complexes has ruined the humanity, no more wars no more bloodshed peace and humanity is the actual religion.. in this poem Pakistan is used as a metaphor only. lets pray all of us live like a family and love each other...
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Abdulrazak Aralimatti 14 October 2015

Verily, a profound write, a very compassionate one, unconditional, universal love towards one and all. Loved reading and commenting, Added to my favorite.........10

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Anita Sharma 16 October 2015

thanks for reading with such a compassion sir..

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