The Wall

The Wall once there was a wall dividing culture, language, people, rivers, hills and country, in the name of supremacy; brightly lit no-man’s land where only rabbits flourished, three hundred odd watch-towers stood guarding the barren strand. big brother attitude of the west, and attempt to enforce the socialist supremacy, was forever laid to rest; the urge for reunification was agog in the air, once hearts of men and women, set in questfor freedom; the fatal impulse came from within, and all calculations of power and politics, gave way to merging of minds; let’s celebrate with resolution that epoch making decision, and never forget those scars never allow war anywhere rajkumar@kolkata 09-11-2009 Rajkumar Mukherjee