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“The Good Terrorist (Sonnet) One fine morning, out of the blue, I invade your home with a military crew; I declare myself king of land and life, now on, you're my hostage, I'm your truth. Years go by and I show no remorse, if anything, each day I tighten my course; in helpless pursuit to make me see sense, you abduct the ones, to me near and close. If what I did is not invasion, then what you did is not abduction! Alas, it takes a human to solve this math, monkey math falls short for civilization! When ethnic cleansing becomes your religion, mutiny becomes our dream, duty and right - you erect your animal empire on persecution, in revolution we stand human civilized.” — Abhijit Naskar
The Good Terrorist (Sonnet)
One fine morning, out of the blue,
I invade your home with a military crew;
I declare myself king of land and life,
now on, you're my hostage, I'm your truth.
Years go by and I show no remorse,
if anything, each day I tighten my course;
in helpless pursuit to make me see sense,
you abduct the ones, to me near and close.
If what I did is not invasion,
then what you did is not abduction!
Alas, it takes a human to solve this math,
monkey math falls short for civilization!
When ethnic cleansing becomes your religion,
mutiny becomes our dream, duty and right -
you erect your animal empire on persecution,
in revolution we stand human civilized.