I May Not Poem by Mehta Hasmukh Amathaal
I May Not
I may not
Friday, April 13,2018
8: 11 AM
I may not accompany you till and end
But I assure you promised land
Until you end fighting among
People will always try to prove you wrong
I don't fear about people
Who try to block our struggle
And crate intentional hurdle
But we shall march participated by each individual
What is life if you spend peacefully?
Care for no one individually
You shall always be chained by slavery
And you shall suffer poverty and misery
I may not live tomorrow's sun
But I shall run
The successful campaign
That shall reign on the horizon
So you dark-skinned persons
Rise above and fight for reason
Today's struggle may get you some rights
You enjoy it in future much to your delight
Remember one thing in find
Liberty and freedom is of a different kind
In the absence, you shall be living with hell
I may not be alive tomorrow to tell
……In memory of Martin Luther Kind
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A great tribute to Dr Martin Luther King Jn apparently to mark the 50th death anniversary of this great Civil Rights Campaigner who was assassinated on April 4,1968. You shall always be chained by slavery Today's struggle may get you some rights You enjoy it in future much to your delight
You are top of the tree, why to your poems fall so empty of grammar. Using a hammer to write you appear not to be toot bright.
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Remember one thing in find Liberty and freedom is of a different kind In the absence, you shall be living with I may not be alive tomorrow to tell ……In memory of Martin Luther Kind