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"KASHMIR" a poem from Debarati Banerjee, India

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Poet:

Debarati Banerjee, India

   
Results: All Round 1 Poem Reviews are completed. * * 2 Stars Finalist
   
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 Poem:

KASHMIR

 

There are boundaries, there are wires
At Dawn, At Dusk
There are barbed Wires.
Cannot restrict the birds, cannot restrict the air,
Cannot restrict the unfathomable desire innate
But the wires are there.

It was not meant to be a cage
It was not meant to echo silence
It was not meant to stop a child’s play.
But blood has frozen there.
The haze lifts, the vows dissolve.
But human hypocrisy does not stop somehow.

Alive they are with the essence of death.
Dark, oh very dark, the future beckons
A celebration of pain, survival’s embrace, bereft of faith.
Lost in melancholy, or politics perhaps.
A piece of heaven is far far away.

Ownership for some, right for the rest.
Brutality has prevailed with merciless zest.
Tenderness, an isolated word, flies before it emerges.
Silence now claims its due.
And yet a voice whispers within……
It strives and thrives and still survives
Oh, the indomitable human spirit entailed.

 
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Sally Willet Dear Debarati Banerjee, Really liked your poem about Kashmir. I was lucky enough to visit Kashmir in 1987 before it was torn apart by war. Years later I wrote a poem about it's ethereal beauty, so it was interesting to read your contrasting poem. Well done-thank you for sharing it.Australia9/30/2009 12:50:10 AM
Sally Willet Dear Debarati Banerjee, Really liked your poem about Kashmir. I was lucky enough to have visited Kashmir in 1987, before it was torn apart by war. Many years later I wrote a poem about it's ethereal beauty, so it was interesting to read your contrasting poem about the sad changes Kashmir has seen since I was there. Well done - thank you for sharing it. Australia9/30/2009 12:35:36 AM
   

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