They beat her
with an iron leg,
and stabbed her breasts
with a despotic fork,
then they raped
her tussle, one by one,
over and over again
in the broad daylight
before her own Son.
Then they pierced
her eyeballs
with the darkness
of the light,
and pulled out
her tongue,
with the pliers
of abhorrence.
But yet satisfied
they were not,
so they
leeched her
brains out
from her head,
chopped them
into million pieces,
and threw them all
into the funeral pyre.
But yet, they could not
kill her thoughts.
But yet, they could not
kill her thoughts.
For it was,
an age of transition
in which,
the old feudal order
collided with
the new democratic offer.
And though, she was
virtually suspended
between two worlds,
the old world of decay,
and the new world of progress,
she chose the latter,
and gave us all,
the freedom - to sing
our own song.
Copyright 2006 Bhuwan Thapaliya
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Reviews of "She gave us all , the freedom to sing our own song."
It makes you stop and think. How true your words. How sad our countries and our people have to go through such terror to get to freedom. Deep, Emotional. Great reading Bhuwan. Thank you - Denise
Such heart rending write, yet the triumph of wisdom to know that freedom comes with a very high cost! I pray you are well Bhuwan, and things eill be better one day soon for you and your country!
An exquisite piece Bhuwan brimming with truth and passion. The lessons are evident when one takes the time to learn that freedom is more than free and dumb. Peace, love, and blessings my friend. <Mikii>
How well you point out that freedom is NEVER free; the price is huge but freedom is what every human craves. We are each our own person and to place chains upon our abilities to soar is shameful at the very least. I pray that freedom will reign upon the entire world, one day and that each person will be able to become all that they have ever dared to dream of becoming. Powerful write, Bhuwan, thank you.
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