Arts/Literature

Walls may stall
Movement of humans
But they cannot stop at all
Spread of thoughts and ideas

K.P Sasi is a film maker, writer, activist and cartoonist. He can be reached at kpsasi36@gmail.com

K.P Sasi is a film maker, writer, activist and cartoonist. He can be reached at kpsasi36@gmail.com

K.P Sasi is a film maker, writer, activist and cartoonist. He can be reached at kpsasi36@gmail.com

you've the loud cries
of mothers :
your national anthem -
the song of veneration -
all went on admirably simple ,
dear gang graffiti ,
when you all stood
in attention
on this day
in the capital of gang's territory .

Freedom is like a metro
Rushing through all stations
Leaving us all behind
In full speed
And our freedom is gone.

The butcher gets his reward
For reducing the polestar of the oppressed
To a suicide note and
A fistful of anonymous ash.

This Day,
72 infants sounded the bugles.
72 infants hoisted the flag.
72 infants saluted the flag.
72 infants formed the infantry.

Then they reached, seventy of them,
In shrouds as white as the lilies of the field.
They cried, they wailed, they gasped for air,
Their caring moms left behind

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