TIGed

Switch headers Switch to TIGweb.org

Are you an TIG Member?
Click here to switch to TIGweb.org

HomeHomeExpress YourselfPanoramaEtymology
Panorama
a TakingITGlobal online publication
Search



(Advanced Search)

Panorama Home
Issue Archive
Current Issue
Next Issue
Featured Writer
TIG Magazine
Writings
Opinion
Interview
Short Story
Poetry
Experiences
My Content
Edit
Submit
Guidelines
Etymology Printable Version PRINTABLE VERSION
by Anu maheshwari, India Mar 6, 2006
Education , Peace & Conflict   Poetry

  

Guilty words that once scrawl down the hill to gather
You and me
Can never hike back that hill again
Like the Pandora’s Box that once opened
It kept on spewing venom

Those words that march down the history lane
Are hard to trace
Real or unreal
A deeply divided dispute
Their relentless trampling
Haunting…
Whose stories they fail to reveal

Hush the lullaby dies
Revoking the silence of lambs
A world without aged words
Still would be the same
As mankind seeks to rewrite
In every age
The forbidden word





 1     


Tags

You must be logged in to add tags.

Writer Profile
Anu maheshwari


This user has not written anything in his panorama profile yet.
Comments
You must be a TakingITGlobal member to post a comment. Sign up for free or login.