Revolution: An Impotent Rage Poem by Pradip Chattopadhyay

Revolution: An Impotent Rage

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I could blow to smithereens
the wealth of the rich
could play a rob-in-hood
kill and steal
to give the poor a fair deal
could hang all the glib talkers
from the highest post
feet up head down
publicly displayed in the town
break the iron walls
bulldoze the palaces
pull them down from the throne
where I sent them
put an end to their dastardly game

but this mind's wrath
this hand's gun
can't pop even one bullet
can only ink
a dawn pink emotion

of Revolution.

Friday, October 24, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: revolution
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Deepak Kumar Pattanayak 28 October 2014

Revolution for a good cause is always considered a necessary instrument to set thins aright and bring justice to the deprived............a well crafted piece on a good concept

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Priyanka Gupta 27 October 2014

'Revolution'... good one... nice poem.

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Mantu Mahakul 24 October 2014

To give the poor fare deal and to bring revolution open and smooth heart is needed to understand and feel them well. Excellent piece of work.

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