Gandhiji Poem by Mehta Hasmukh Amathaal
Gandhiji
Gandhi
Thursday,27th February 2020
The name stands for free world
where people undergo untold sufferings
either by way of forced occupation
or by the way intimidation
He is considered as an apostle of peace
who taught us how to please
and tease political masters
who were known as occupational forces
his fight against slavery is well known
his ideas were blown
in proportion to the world community
for freedom to the country
his practice of "non-violence"
created harmonious atmosphere and made them feel tense
with an urgent realization granting liberty and freedom
this had happened seldom
this kind of sacred crusade
made them unpopular and forced to walk on dead
thus inviting the wrath and hatred world wide
Thus Gandhi stood for unity symbol and staunch opponent ofdivide rule
Hasmukh Mehta
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Beautiful verse eulogizing the apostle of peace and harmony! Beautifully expressed Hasmukh ji! Giti Tyagi, Patiala
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this kind of sacred crusade made them unpopular and forced to walk on dead thus inviting the wrath and hatred world wide Thus Gandhi stood for unity symbol and staunch opponent of divide rule Hasmukh Mehta