THE VOICE OF AN INJURED DOVE
THE VOICE OF AN INJURED DOVE
Written by Prof. Mushtaque Ahmed Pathan, University of Sindh, Jamshoro, Pakistan
Cell NO. 00923362401532, E-mail : [email protected]
Do not kill me I am Dove
I am a bird of peace and love
Listen to my story
Listen to my history
I am injured in World War I
I am injured in World War II
I am injured in France
I am injured in Germany
I am injured in Japan
I am injured in Russia
I am injured in Ukraine
I am injured in China
I am injured in Afghanistan
I am injured in Pakistan
I am injured in India
I am injured in United States
I am injured in United Kingdom
I am injured in Euorope
I am injured in Middle East
I am injured in Austrailia
I am injured in Africa
I am injured and bleeding
Bleeding from my body
Bleeding From my wings
Bleeding from my feathers
Bleeding from my beak
Bleeding from my eyes
Bleeding from my legs
No part of my body is without wounds
Wounds with holes
Wounds with moles
Moles of blood with bullets
Moles of blood with missiles
I see the rising clouds of world war III
The mighty war with atomic weapons
That can bring largest destruction
The destruction thousand times more powerful
Than Hiroshima Nagasaki, just imagine
Let us remove these clouds of death
But still flying with a hope
Hope of peace in the world
Peace upon the cost of my pieces
It is my last words
If I am assassinated
There will be no one live on the earth
Remember my last words
Love, live and let live
Peace be given a chance
A chance to mankind and humanity
A chance to development and prosperity
A chance to defeat terrorism
A chance to love and patriotism
Everybody loves own land
Let us give hand in hand
For peaceful future of our kids
The innocent lovely nice kids
Do not kill me I am Dove,
I am a bird of peace and love.
ENDS.
Written by Prof. Mushtaque Ahmed Pathan, University of Sindh, Jamshoro, Pakistan
Cell NO. 00923362401532, E-mail : [email protected]
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