Krishna Asking Yasada, Why Is Radha Fair And He Darkly? (Interpreting Dalit Literature Otherwise)

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Krishna asking his foster mother,
More important than his own mother,
As she did it for for the child's sake
Whereas his own mother could not,
Whatever be the circumstances,
I am not going to discuss it,
But Yasoda did for him
Is a fact,
'Why is Radha fair and he darkly? '

Bijay Kant Dubey

Monday, November 17, 2014

Topic(s) of this poem: art

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Akhtar Jawad 17 November 2014

A beautiful and innocent question, although he knew its answer, but he wanted to enjoy a mother's sweet and lovely reply. I have also written a poem on the childhood of Lord Krishna, A Lovely Child; and also a poem on Seeta Maiya, Shyness of a South Asian Woman. If interested to read a poem from a Muslim about these loving personalities you may read and comment the said poems.

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