एक ही मुद्दा; LYNCH F. NAZIS

एक ही मुद्दा; LYNCH F. NAZIS

Indians don't pay any attention to the very boring Nazi formula of trying to incite Indians against a vague and cloudy "Pakistan" by the constant shouting of "Pakistan - आतंकवाद / terrorism - Kashmir" - this tiresome Nazi formula no longer works with Indians who are fed up with Nazi cheats. नया भी तो कुछ सोचो Nazis - लेकिन नया क्या सोचेगा - Nazis तो जल्द खतम् होने का ...

जनता के लिए Nazis कुछ नहीं करता - जनता को केवल cheat करता - जनता का पैसा चोरी करता रहता और पागल MAD जैसा चिल्लाता रहता Pakistan Pakistan Pakistan Pakistan Pakistan पाकिस्तान पाकिस्तान पाकिस्तान पाकिस्तान - चिल्लाता ही रहता पागल जैसा

Fucking Nazis को LYNCH करने का वक्त आ गया ... Nazi पागलपन का दवाई है MASS LYNCHING OF FUCKING MALE AND FEMALE NAZIS.

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पाटना का यह क्या हाल है ?

Flooded "smart city" PATNA - the CAPITAL of Bihar - पाटना का यह क्या हाल है ?

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HOW TO LAUGH AND SMILE

My brief paraphrase of the poem "Once Upon A Time" by Gabriel Okara, included in Chinar (an anthology of English prose and poems prepared and published by FOUNDATION/Cambridge University Press India, adopted by Assam Higher Secondary Education Council as a textbook in English for HS Class XI):

ONCE UPON A TIME

Once upon a time,

they used to laugh with their hearts

and laugh with their eyes;

but now they don't.

'Feel at home,' 'Come again,' they say,

and when I come again and feel at home, once, twice,

there will be no thrice -

for then I find the doors shut on me.

I have learned to wear many faces like dresses -

home face, office face, street face, host face, cocktail face [a face which you show to the people at a party], with all their conforming [matching] smiles,

like a fixed portrait smile.

I have also learnt to say 'Goodbye'

when I mean 'Good-riddance'

[said when an unwanted person has gone];

to say 'Glad to meet you'

without being glad,

And to say 'It's been nice talking to you,'

after being bored.

But believe me,

I want to be what I used to be

when I was like you [You].

Most of all, I want to relearn how to laugh,

for my laugh in the mirror

shows only my teeth like a snake's bare fangs! [illustration on page 21 of the book]

So show me how to laugh;***

show me how I used to laugh and smile

once upon a time [in heaven?]

when I was like you [You].

Chinar, FOUNDATION/Cambridge University Press, 82 pages, Price: ₹70

*** [Perhaps you could join a laughing club/a laughter club]

Kishalay Sinha [G]