A Bitter Anniversary Poem by M S Newhadney

A Bitter Anniversary



Hot clotted blood splashed on cold asphalt
Tortured bodies hanged from prison hanger
A sea of corpses hidden in anonymous mass grave
These are inevitable imagery of my poem
On the first anniversary of a failed uprising
When the sun was ashamed of rising

Oil land people for a better life rose
So they pass out dagger not red rose
The violent cycle led to another absolute failure
Followed by previous ones navigated by history sailor
What they longed to grasp seemed to be reverie
All the efforts they made was nothing but paltry
Peace be upon those who rose and died for nothing
Wish I could find a global bell for them and ring

A Bitter Anniversary
Friday, October 30, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: dead,obituary
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem is a tribute paid to those Persian people who lost their lives during a spontaneous uprising evoked by increasing gasoline cost last year at this time. It is estimated about 1500 people were killed mostly by direct shooting.

Note: The picture attached to the poem is related to people's uprising in former Eastern Germany in 1950s.
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