Partition And After Comments

very true... the pain of partition brought out well

Your concern for the motherland remains uppermost in your mind, specially with your Air Force background. Your poem is very inspiring, too. Thank you. Kumarendra Mallick, Hyderabad Aug 17,

I am Sorry friend, for not reading your poems for long... it`s gone. Now the revival of this thought has no way any emerging spirit of second regret. Our leaders went wrong in many ways and the pains inflicted had historic pressures of execution devoid of the expected criticism. We cannot run a home well and so are the affairs of a country too. Keep writing sir.

Seema Ali6 hours ago I agree with your poem.the partition of India and Pakistan led to many a bad glory.could have been done in a more peaceful manner.Many, many innocent lives(be it of hindus or be it of muslims) were butchered.But, time is always a healer. A beautiful poem.

Laura Bailey The labor pains of a great country are clearly delineated in this very fine verse! 31 minutes ago · Like · 1

Muzzammil Shah Your poem seems to be a documentery on the partition of India and Pakistan. Our country, India is still feeling pain of the partition and the lines that has been made on its chest. When love and humanity lose, hatred wins. Great bloodshed has been done, it is not fair, it is not fair. We can bring love and brotherhood only if we have really felt this pain. about an hour ago via mobile · Like · 2

Tribhawan Kaul We all have to forget what happened and must work towards furthering mutual trust and brotherhood. As usual well written poem bringing out your anguish and pain. :) 12 minutes ago · Unlike · 1

deep Lisa Dixon Hernandez4 minutes ago Goes very de

How can we rejoice such unholy partition? When there is hatred and mistrust followed by volcano type ignition?