Dispirited vitality, dawned individuality
Demur compunction, no psyche
The man of no conscience
Ministers serfdom
For when the fat slavery rout starving freedom
Sacrilegious breach of trust
Derogatory of our own honour
Patiently endured (by the zealots of liberty?)
The man without soul survived…
Licking the soles of the prevalent
Lazy ignorant or slave of fear
Physical compulsion or spiritual dare
Servant of flesh or jus a living dead
Or a mother: a drudge
A grind ready for all the menial deeds
For since ages, this is how he feeds
Wake up
The minion
Let emancipation strike
at the heart of rebellion
Wake the man without a soul
For the future, sans ghoul
Let subdue these acts of tyranny
To escape the monotony of the mind
Let all that crave for manumission converge
And strike…
And break those shackles
For then would cease to merely exist
You shall have your voice, and wield your fist
And for then you shall know why the sheep
Thanks the shepherd, and the wolf denounces the same
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it's nice wid good many words used....it's thoughtful...n i think d wrds hv been used beautifully.....this can be included in english curriculum...4 say 11th-12th students...nicely done.
ReplyDeletewat does ministers serfdom mean...???shudnt it be minister's serfdom??
ReplyDeletei luvd d comparison of the sheep and d wolf....nice mataphor used...
ReplyDeleteThat metaphor was in Abraham Lincoln's speech...thanks a lot....and minister means to support something...no mistake there...thanks
ReplyDeleteWhoa! Good one! :)
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