'Today's Page'
Oh! The golden history of India
Starting from the Mauryas
Where Arthashastra to India was taught
To the Guptas,
Where kings like Chandragupta fought
From the Gita, that Shri Krishna spoke
To the Gitanjali that Rabindranath wrote
From the North where Tansain sang
To the the West
Where the cry of 'Jai Shivaji' rang
From the South where
Subramanyam 'Bhartiyar' fought for his ground,
To the East
Where From novels like 'Anandamath',
'Vande Mataram' could be sung aloud
But as to the history of India,
Partition and disunitedness met,
To the golden colour,
Something black was set
United India was torn apart
Exchange of bullets and blood's mart
Since then uncountable soldiers were shot,
Some asleep bodies were dropped at their homes,
Some were left in the battlefield to rot
Baghdadi, ISIS, every group is set
Ready with the guns to make,
The golden history, with blood wet
Astonished my ears, heart and brain were,
When I heard, by killing people, pleasure they get
Can India and its people ever forget,
The black day of 26/11 it met,
When with blood the earth was red
Can those mothers be ever sane,
By losing their sons, get the worst pain
Such has become the present age
Once golden, now with terror,
Writing with blood and hatred
'Today's' page
Such has become the present age Once golden, now with terror, Writing with blood and hatred 'Today's' page A beautiful poem attributed to the historical heritage of our India..thanks poet, for the nice debut attempt. Thanks again for the beautiful composition. Welcome to PH brotherhood. Subhas
A historical relevant poem, well articulated and nicely brought forth with insight. Thanks for sharing Prathit.
Can the mothers be ever same By losing their sons, get the worst pain I am a patriotic Pakistani and I respect your patriotism for India....the loss of mothers is truely irreparable.....it is a well written piece of poetry.....You may check my poem Grey or a little taupe...you might like it...Good day....NYK
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Thank You all for your encouragement and appreciation.