Malik Shahid
They assassinated intentions,
Abolished destinations
Alleged that filth
Distorted our pages
Brutalities altered verity
Facts into delusions
And world remained
Dumb, deaf and hash
At the shores of idleness
A myth seems liberation
Where occupation steals heart
Clocks continue moving
While youngsters behind the veil
Locked bad in gives
Of occupation, of fear.
(The author is a freelancer. Views expressed in the poem are his own, [email protected])
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