'The Worst Betrayal Ever' - The Most Bitter Truth.
Poem by Putholi Arumugham T
Where has our Guiding light gone,
Who was both around and within us.
Has the darkness overpowered us all or
Did we neglect to save the candle?
oh' the dusty northwind played a dirty game,
But We just closed our eyes to keep them clean.
We turned in our brothers by blood,
Who were roaring and prowling, walking proud
in two legs, holding a sacred heart high
and we got down to four for our nation's safety(?)
We stand today ashamed as Cannibal Cains,
wiping our mouth with a tricoloured flag.
Is it a beginning of a reverse evolution
Who engineered it or who is benefitted-
The Satan, whom we were fighting against?
The Candle who burnt away some dirty flies?
Nay! The Sun God, Who should have saved us all.
He, whom we thought we were drawing light from
He, who calls himself champion of oldest human species.
Alas we shouldnt have ignored the very truth -
'The aging Sun is mother of the black hole'
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Ahhhhhh......... is all I can say....excellent write, great end- what more can I ask in a poem...10
Report ReplyThe seeds of blood sown by
Report ReplyBagath Singh, Tippu, Jansi
Bose, the13 year old brother
Of Arobindo, Madrudu Brothers,
Sepoys, Faces known and
Many unknown too who died
Was the Garden into which
Gandhi came and plucked
With his non-violent touch
The Rose of Freedom.
Never lose hope all this
Innocent Bloodshed will
Never be in vain - Another
Gandhi will awake, arise
And lead this world once agin
Through the path of Peace
Whiich is a straight and narrow one
Full of hardship, humiliation
Needing a strong heart
To love the wholeworld
And a stronger mind to
Hold on to non-violence
And lead us to a world
Where there is no more War!
very wonderful composition and the real fact is hidden in ur poem.
Report Replyindirect implication is beautifully brought out in this piece...the poem is structured
Report Replyvery well which iam unable to...the incident from start to finish has become gruesome