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    Helplessness

    HELPLESSNESS

    It flows
    From the eyes
    Of Aged parents
    Left to die
    A slow death
    In old age homes.

    It is heard in
    Slent sobs
    of those
    Innocent girls
    Rotting in
    Hovels like Kamathipura.


    It is blackened gash
    On the twisted neck
    Of a hanging body
    of a young HIV wife
    of an unfaithful man.

    Nichiro
    Raam Raahave Namah:

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    Re: Helplessness

    Quote Originally Posted by Nichiro
    HELPLESSNESS

    It flows
    From the eyes
    Of Aged parents
    Left to die
    A slow death
    In old age homes.

    It is heard in
    Slent sobs
    of those
    Innocent girls
    Rotting in
    Hovels like Kamathipura.


    It is blackened gash
    On the twisted neck
    Of a hanging body
    of a young HIV wife
    of an unfaithful man.

    Nichiro
    Nice one Nichiro....I wrote a smilar one in one the threads sometime back. Thank you.
    Liberty is my religion. Liberty of hand and brain -- of thought and labor. Liberty is the blossom and fruit of justice -- the perfume of mercy. Liberty is the seed and soil, the air and light, the dew and rain of progress, love and joy.

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    Your sincere sympathy once again flows out in verse, Nichiro! May the tribe of your humane type multiply!
    Eager to watch the trends of the world & to nurture in the youth who carry the future world on their shoulders a right sense of values.

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    SON

    Thanks PP madam. Here is another one in this series.




    SON

    Tears started flowing
    from her vacant eyes.
    Her deeply lined
    sunken cheeks quivered
    with every sob that escaped
    Her chocked throat.

    "God,"she said, "Do not give anybody sons"
    Look at me , a mother of three I am
    Rotting in this old age home."

    How I wish I had at least
    A daughter who whould understand
    My pains and would be here
    To wipe my tears.
    A son is no boon
    And a daughter is no burden."

    I just stood rooted
    Holding her cold hand.
    I couldn't even cry
    Because I too was a son
    Of my Mother.

    Nichiro

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    Re: Helplessness

    Quote Originally Posted by sundararaj
    Quote Originally Posted by Nichiro
    HELPLESSNESS


    Nichiro[/size]
    Nice one Nichiro....I wrote a smilar one in one the threads sometime back. Thank you.
    Thanks Sunderraj.
    I am appaled as well as deeply disturbed at the stories I keep hearing in US where I have shifted for about an year now.
    God will never pardon such children.

    Nichiro
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    Like small drops making mighty ocean, let our few sympathetic postings grow to create awareness paving way for remedies!
    Eager to watch the trends of the world & to nurture in the youth who carry the future world on their shoulders a right sense of values.

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    Nichiro....I have waited long for your return!
    It is good to read your poems again....
    Oh if only i could guarantee a daughter is not a burden....yet she too personifies her unworthy name....i am reminded of King Lear's two burdens

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    Helplessness

    Querida my friend,

    Thanks for warm words.
    I had never gone away,
    I was just away.

    Nichiro

    I speak of Indian daughters and they are a class apart.
    Raam Raahave Namah:

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    Helplessness

    HELPLESSNESS

    FUTURE AT CROSS ROADS


    Her four year old
    Eyes were riveted
    To the signal lights.
    No sooner did
    The amber change to red,
    She trotted
    Towards the barely halting
    vehicles spewing smoke
    From the exhaust pipes.

    She looked like a rag doll,
    With matted unkempt hair.
    Her small dirt smeared face
    Showed red rimmed eyes
    From which
    Twin furrows of dried tears
    could be seen.

    She raised herself
    On toes and thrust
    Her one little palm
    Turned upwards
    with bent fingers
    And the other hand
    Feebly tapping
    Dark tinted closed
    Car window
    Begging for coins.

    From the back seat,
    The fiery pedigree dog
    Furiously barked and
    lunged at the closed window
    Trying to devour
    Our Future,
    that was
    Begging the Present
    For her Today
    And Tomorrow.

    Nichiro
    Raam Raahave Namah:

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    Nichiro i cannot think of anything to say...

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