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From ULR
Issue 6 – Freedom
Pride
Barefoot children aim finger guns at the sky, chasing jets, petals filling their hungry mouths.
December 1, 2021
The children of the poor point finger guns at the sky,
chasing fighter jets barefooted,
across a barren land.
It rains petals into their hungry stomachs.
They open their mouths and laugh.
The rich stand at their windows and clap,
their eyes overcome,
with patriotism.
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PART OF A COLLECTIONEid Mubarak and 2 other poems
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Nandini Sen Mehra
Nandini Sen Mehra processes her world through poetry. Her debut book of poems, Whorls Within, with a foreword by Gulzar is available on Amazon. A seeker of truth within multiplicity, she attempts to explore the tenderness and terror of the human experience through her work. Born in Kolkata, she called many cities in India home, before moving to the United States, Australia and finally Singapore, where she now lives. Tea and forest trails remain her enduring pleasures.