Liberty Poem by Lawrence Hiung

An adaptation from French poet, Paul Eluard wrote a poem called "A single thought" which he placed first in his collection Poetry and Truth, published secretly in an occupied France in 1942. The title of the poem was later changed to Liberty and under this title it was parachuted into France by the British Royal Air Force, in containers aimed at the French Resistance who were hiding out in the countryside. Here was a version of it in translated English and modified verses.