Freedom Poem by Anil Kumar Panda
Freedom
I can't barter my freedom
Take away the riches with you
Don't display your dollars and pounds
To my countrymen who need freedom too
You can't cut my tongue short
It flexes swift and slip your hand
Winds of freedom would blow one day
Your vile attempts can't change the trend
I dream of my countrymen
Walking down the streets feeling proud
The pangs of hunger and poverty
Is packed and burnt in freedoms shroud
I dream of little children
With glowing faces and charming smiles
Rushing to schools in groups
Dressed in colours with impeccable styles
I dream of the girl child
Eyes bright with vision unbound
She has a dream of a world
Where hate and racism can't be found
She would charm all
With her beauty and sharp mind
I dream of her flying high
In all the fields leaving the men far behind
There would be freedom
To speak, to write, to work and to sing
No one would die of hunger
Peace and harmony every dawn would bring
A lovely poem! The last stanza is just immaculate! I find pleasure revisiting it!
A revisit to this powerful poem. Voted already. To my favourite
'There would be freedom To speak, to write, to work and to sing No one would die of hunger Peace and harmony every dawn would bring
Excellent poem, Anil ji. Freedom to enjoy life without fear and poverty.
Freedom. This is going into my favorites so I can read always. All subjects you touched on are important to me. I feel this to my very core. Thank you for this write, I give it 10+++
Wonderful poem expressing the importance of freedom such nice way
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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9/17/2024 10:30:09 AM # 1.0.0.1119
Amazing..Nicely penned about the freedom of mankind..10
Thanks for review. Appreciated.