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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required What a day you chose, Grandma Mine! To quake, to move, to shiver, to shake Thereby to ravage, to savage, to shatter, The celebrations of Mother India Republic Day. A female snake eating her own children! What bad karma those school children had done? What configurations of the planets took place In the natal charts of those thousand killed? Million years ago you jolted and rocked, Opening up the Atlantic & creating Indian Ocean, Delinking India from Africa and Sri Lanka. Those oceans are widening & the Pacific shrinking. Will North America & Asia drift into each other? *The twelve plates mate and hate each other, Caribbean to Cocos & Indian to Eurasian. Your wanton ways to be taken as blessing in disguise? Your natural acts as great levelers? Or HE made the world to fit best to create & destroy. +++++++ *There are 12 twelve plates of our mother earth. It is based on the earthquake that shook India's seaside area on 26th January 2000, the Independence Day of India. +++++++ Form: Ode tenth place win Contest by Linda ==================== June 16, 2005 Dr. Ram Mehta Form: Irregular Ode Featured on PS on 3/20/2011 The poem was posted on the day I joined Soup. Originally it is one of the Poem published in my Poetry Book "The Roamings" (2000)
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