News Topic:Occupation
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An Aura of Occupation
"We live in the aura of occupation Where innocence is suspicious Where humanity is at stake," writes the poet Sahil Mudasir.
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Prisoners of Paradise
The prisoners of paradise are armed
The education is closed, the colleges are locked
They are picked and thrown into dark
In the sea of blood, I...
Poems
The Burning Paradise
Is Kashmir still the paradise on earth?
Are its Winters still white?
Are its waters still blue?
Is it still a sacred land?
Certainly not!
Yes, it's not as...
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Kashmir – Land of wailing mothers!
Wipe up my tears, listen to me
Oh stop, stop the brutality
I was born under the shadows of occupation
My future is heading towards the destruction
Let...
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I wish… I will be the last one!
No more blood, no more killings
Let me live, release my wings
I lost my mother, lost my son
I wish... I will be...
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