Until We Do Poem by Mehta Hasmukh Amathaal
Until We Do
Until we do
They have suffered
Yet no words uttered
Always tolerated
But never hated
Their love for mankind
Unparallel to any kind
Selfless service to human beings
Whether as an ordinary woman or queen to bring
Why do we cause so much pain?
And keep her to maintain
The honor and identity
And understand her as place of commodity!
How are we going to defend?
And send
Signals of our commitment
To the criminals involved in past and at present
Let us spare no efforts
And bring them to books
Whether he is influential
Or great politician
Until we do
And move through
With resolve
The tear part may not be solved
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Until we do And move through With resolve The tear part may not be solved