Strike At Will Poem by Mehta Hasmukh Amathaal
Strike At Will
I am not helpless or destitute
Who shall dance to your flue?
I shall change whole scene
That might have never witnessed or seen
I shall triumph
With half
Of your participation
And half of mine
It is not simple matter
But for honor
We are women
But human too
Try to reason out
And talk loudly about
We are not weak creature
But confident of altering river water
Do not under estimate
Or try to relate
The way you like!
We shall strike at our will
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In the second line, did you mean FLUTE instead of FLUE? That would rhyme with destitute in line one, and also would make a lot more sense, at least to me.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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The way you like! We shall strike at our will