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Dec 6, 2025
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By Aryesh Maurya


None of us would witness the coherent play.

The birth of Masiah, to end the tyrant play.


A mother can't soothe her child anymore,

Louder than her lullabies, the sirens play.


Why couldn't we learn this damned 'mercy'?

Our history would've been a decent play.


Those would know better humanity,

Who have survived a violent play.


Wouldn't a garden bloom to the fullest..

If together all races, all children play?


Screens pleasing every eye and we-

Have lost interest in the present play.


Lead, support or inspire at least..

Lest let your life be a silent play!


The judgement is late and due is the rain,

To wash off the so-called innocent play.


By Aryesh Maurya



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