Those who’s Liberals sound like bastards
Personnel in the press act like prostitutes
Word or phrase could have their own logic
The meaning is arbitrary and referential…
Dr. Lalit Mohan Sharma
Dr. Lalit Mohan Sharma, born in 1952, has served in Himachal Pradesh Education Department in various teaching and administrative capacities till he retired as Principal of Government College, Dharamshala. Dr. Sharma is a bilingual poet, translator and author. His publications include 15 books of English poetry, two anthologies of Hindi poems, Another Gandhi, a monograph on a freedom fighter and A Three- Step Journey, an English translation of Zahid’s Urdu poems.
“Dr. Lalit Mohan Sharma is a seasoned voice in contemporary poetry whose reflective verses beautifully weave personal introspection with universal human experiences. His work continues to enrich modern poetic discourse with depth, clarity, and quiet emotional power, “writes Malini Joshi, editor, The Literature Times.
The word is Vulnerable
Deprived almost of everything
Not allowed to gain any thing
By the conditions beyond control
Retired to camping long in forests
Raid civil citizens, big bureaucrats
Hack stranger rivals
Kidnapping for days
All over the media
Naxalite subterfuge
Naxals subvert living
They who question conditions
And want things to happen
Visualize changes
To practice dissent
Raise loud the voice
Those are not intellectuals
But they all are brainy Naxals
New times cannot be inventing
A new script and a new alphabet
Words are liable and vulnerable
Pave way for a new vocabulary
Those who’s Liberals sound like bastards
Personnel in the press act like prostitutes
Word or phrase could have their own logic
The meaning is arbitrary and referential
Repetition guarantees the correct context
Vitiating language isn’t anyone’s concern
Thought police is Orwellian doublespeak
Look out for any time appears Big Brother.
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