Sunday, May 4, 2025

A ghazal

Well who would you blame 
When rigged is this game 

All of us are brutes 
And no one to tame

You call them the thugs
In parts you’re the same

When questions get tough 
Say what’s in the name

The rest were all gone
I muted the flame

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Anant Dhavale

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