by Dr. Kathakali Bandopadhyay
(Kolkata, West Bengal, India)
Three days and two nights, she has spent without food
There she stands alone, in a distressing mood,
Thrown away from her family, separated from all
No one to care for, the horrid story of an urban sprawl,
Craving for food, a soft begging hand
No one to look after her, in the so called ‘human land’,
Tears have lost their ethos to flow
Her cheeks have lost the blossom to glow,
Food can come only in exchange of mind and soul
The innocent juvenile fails to realise this life saving goal,
However losing herself in the darkest corner of the hell
The only way to survive with food and a dwell,
There she stands again, with lot of food
Betrayal to her mind and body, for a livelihood,
Innocence has lost its way in the cacophony of life
The little one has metamorphosed into a lady, for remaining alive.
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