The Labor's Day 1st May Poem by Colonel Muhamad Khalid Khan
The Labor's Day 1st May
I am a laborer just by birth
And will die in the same way
I know my duties in a hearth
Hope doesn't come near to say
I am also one of humans
And not a donkey just to drag
But I do ask some questions
Who being champions always brag
By shouting slogans for my rights
Deliver speeches and forget
Till next year when shine lights
With my blood they will let
The Entire world again to know
My contributions in my prime
About my martyrdom in Chicago
Where my excellence became sublime
Col Muhammad Khalid Khan
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I am also one of humans And not a donkey just to drag But I do ask some questions Who being champions always brag By shouting slogans for my rights Deliver speeches and forget Till next year when shine lights - - - - - - - - - A critical question to ponder while we celebrate Workers' Day through out the world.
Happy Birth Day Col.Muhammad Khalid Khan! Your Birth day falls on a memorable day.Your pen carries the spirit of this day.
Coincidentally 1st May is my birthday as well and being a poet and a worker I see no improvement in the affairs of workers.Thanks for concern.On my rights so called leaders play and get laurels Bharati. This is my stance. Col Muhammad Khalid Khan