Martyrdom Poem by krishnakumar chandrasekar nair

Martyrdom



Why should I rebel ever
And be a part of a revolution
That demands that I
I, flesh, body and soul
Be a martyr to the cause
That may or may not succeed?

What about those who went
Down the bloody violent path
Bruised, beaten and hacked?
What have they gained
But names of lonesome streets
Lanes, by lanes and stony pillars
Where garlands fall at every anniversary
And decay there as their once wasted lives?

Let the revolution be ever red
But let it not be of my precious blood
Long live....., long live the revolution!

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Political ideologies have claimed several lives on this planet and we are yet no where close to a real solution.....
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Madathil Rajendran Nair 22 April 2015

You read like Browning!

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Juan Olivarez 13 May 2014

Wise words indeed. Too many mindless automatons. Great words.

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Chris G. Vaillancourt 06 May 2014

Interesting piece of work. enjoyed reading it!

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