Friday, March 13, 2026

 East is East and West is West,the twain never meets

says the ballad of Rudyard Kipling,calling
( perhaps me ) a ravenous bird,from the East,
,The man that execute the​ my counsel,
From a far country,yea I have spoken it
Down the memory line clocked the world
two thousand years so wild a run,
all through, killing and building societies
making ways on high seas,ripping down
The mountainous terrains,making pug markse
Again and again to trace the steps back
We know,the Alexander,the messaih Christ
and the venerable shout of AllahO Akber,
renting and ringing are the war cries made
and we could feel the wet red blood,
it's peels in the river beds when they dry
And on the walls of Ajanta like Arte facts
O the warriors of past,travellers of yore
I discover you all,as I crane my neck
Over the Hudson creek and strike dumb
Of the inky picture of New York

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