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 |  Poems about war in general and US war on terrorism in particular. |
| HAVES AND HAVE NOTS Man fights man; neighbour, neighbour; Even the brothers fight. So much so that countries, too, By fighting show their might. Why fight they? We may write tomes. But the answer is this: All of us are enchanted By a greedy, golden kiss. We covet what’s not ours. We don’t want to earn bread. Snatching it from others’ hand, We value much instead. All divisions of the world Are, in fact, meaningless. There are only two parties: Those who have more, or, less. The haves draw boundaries Around what they possess. Not content with this, they want To, have-nots, dispossess. When have-nots can no longer Tolerate injustice, The mighty drop bombs on them. An act of cowardice! * Written in abcb, 7-6-7-6 format. M C Gupta 7 April 2006 |
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