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My Murderer's Face Printable Version PRINTABLE VERSION
by Yayati Madan G. Gandhi, India May 2, 2004
 

  

Hurrying to the holes
To breathe poison-free air
Away from the stench
Of dead bodies littered all over,
Vultures hovering above,
The smog clouds on the run.

I scream for succour,
Amidst the debris I look for a crown;
With every burst
A cathedral tumbles down.

Among the rubble
The countless stars,
That once twinkled
And cheered,
In blind stare
Mock and shock.

In their speechless eyes
I see my barbarity,
My murderer's face.





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