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Concluding Part of Oh’ Kashmir - Last Part 2 One grave mistake was Shown by the decision makers Of Kashmir, To convert the green valley, Into a valley of concrete. Dams, buildings and houses, Were built on places, Which were the nourishing orchards of Nature. ..08 Changed by the greedy lovers of money, The builders, Who built tall buildings and dams, At the cost of destroying Brooks and streams, Lakes and forests, the serene hills And the meadows, Which always reminds us, As the playground of shepherds, Without caring for Trees, plants, animals and seasons, Which always remains the back bone Of every civilization. 09 Another grave mistake was That when some people were trying To drive out, Several thousands of those innocents, Who were the inhabitants of Kashmir, 'The Kashmiri Pandits'. Those who were living there, In Jammu and Kashmir, Since thousands of years, Couldn’t get any solid support, From their friends and neighbors, When they were forced to leave Kashmir, And their friends and neighbors, Who could have stopped the miscreants. 10 But the others remained only A silent spectator, While watching the destruction, Of their friends and neighbors, By those, who wanted to make, Their own separate heaven, Without the presence, Of the blooming smiles, Of these innocents, Who were their friends, their intimates, And their childhood companions. 11 Since a long time, These people in exile Are living in roofless homes, With tents on their heads, They were ignored and were thrown out, As if, they were not humans, And not the oldest inhabitants of the valley. 12 Even after the flood of fifth September When the army men were trying, To put a healing balm, Even at the cost of their lives, On the suffering masses, Trapped in the disastrous flood, During the floods havoc prime time, Some people were throwing stones, On choppers and on these men in service, So that the suffering masses, May not get, The life giving water, foods and medicines. 13 Perhaps the Nature has not liked, Some of these actions, And has shown its anger, As never before in the history of this land, To make us realize, The serious follies and mistakes. 14 Ravindra K Kapoor Kanpur India 17th Sept. 2014
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