Tiranga Poem by Srikar Veesam

Tiranga

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The tricolor had too many emotions
It has the joy of a chuckling child
Sorrow of a deserted orphan
Anger of a musth elephant
Peace of mahatma bapu
Valour of a battling soldier
Many shed their blood to shield it's glory
And then they say Tiranga Hamara.
Everytime I see it fly
I raise my head with pride so high.
Tears deluge my eyes
And salute to the waving glory

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
'Tiranga' is about the the myriad of emotions invoked and sacrifices represented by The Indian National Flag
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