Love Tomb Taj Poem by Mehta Hasmukh Amathaal
Love Tomb Taj
Love tomb
Sunday, 5th August 2018
Yes, the river Yamuna silently flowed
and secretly echoed
the cry of those craftsmen
who built the memorable monument
the love was lost in bewilderment
their tears lost in this beautiful monument
the king too was imprisoned
he had to see ut through artificial vision
the water drops from the above
as if tears regret the love
why was queen so beautiful?
so the king ordered the cut off hands for all
yes, it is world's best art in nature
we are very sure of its future
it may sing for long ages
but woes may go unheard even written on the page!
praise those craftsmen too for architecture
who did really wonder
the world saw the love symbol
but forgot to remember their sacrifice call
Hasmukh Amathalal Mehta
praise those craftsmen too for architecture who did really wonder the world saw the love symbol but forgot to remember their sacrifice call.love and sacrifice go together. you are right. when we see Taj. we forget the pains and sufferings behind, let us praise the artists and their hard work........... tony
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Thanks Hasmukhji for echoing the feelings through your fine poem. - Subramanian K.S.Subramanian, Chennai, Aug 05,2018
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praise those craftsmen too for architecture who did really wonder the world saw the love symbol but forgot to remember their sacrifice call Hasmukh Amathalal Mehta