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CategoryMao to Lama [Poem]
“My mother too was a Buddhist.
Religion is poison.
Motherland will take care of you. “
And dismissed him like an
Uninvited, unliked intruder.
Mao declared thus
His was not a civilising rel…
Omniscient [Poem]
I have lived without the Vedas
And their knowledge
For centuries.
I can live without the Vedas
And their knowledge
For centuries.
You poured molten lead
Into my ears to prevent me
From l…
Angry Tears [Poem]
In the train,
Certain Indian
Met the German,
After formal introduction,
Him praised the Indian,
For Swastik and calling Aryan.
Indian talked about Hindu religion
With praiseworthy words,
An…
The Dog of Hastinapur [Poem]
When the dog barked at Eklavya,
He could have silenced it with a single shot.
But he silenced the barking dog
By filling up its mouth with arrows
Shot one after another
Like an expert archer.
…
Dalit’s Chest – The Launch Pad
Feeling like a rat or a cat,
A dog or a frog,
I lie
Stretched upon a table
Waiting for dissection,
Soon they shall come
With their stethoscopes
Dangling around their necks,
Like the pend…
Waiting
Whenever a Gita Chopra, a Gita Mathur, a Gita Thakur, a Gita Kaul,
A Gita Bannerjee, a Gita Chatterjee,
A Gita Rajput, a Gita Thevar,
A Gita Sharma, a Gita Rajvamshi,
A Gita Krishnamurthy, a G…
Kabir: Pandit, You’ve Got it Wrong
Pandit, look in your heart for knowledge.
Tell me where untouchability
came from, since you believe in it.
Mix red juice, white juice and air–
a body bakes in a body.
As soon as the eight lotu…
[Poem] Untouchable – Sacrifice of Centuries
He sat there looking into space,
Expressionless;
He did not dare to look at anything specific
Lest he be misunderstood for being arrogant;
He breathed slowly, sparingly
Exhaled …
Poem – I Don’t Need Your [Temple] Bells
I don’t need your bells
Babasaheb fought…
Fought for my rights as human
I couldn’t ring your temple bells
Your gods gave me just inequality
I couldn’t get water from public wells You…
Savitribai Phule Poems
Savitribai Phule was the first Dalit women, in-fact first women whose poems got noticed in the British Empire. Savitribai Phule was the mother of modern poetry stressing the necessity of English an…