It is easy to collectively kill humans than their nightmares.
Ensnaring all the longitudes and latitudes,
Across all the behavior and attitudes;
the hatred had spread so vast.
Systematically murdered the millions in holocaust.
Before gassing; ornaments, watches, clothes all were looted.
In a matter of seconds, together hundreds of victims were muted.
For months, this stoned activity round the clock geared.
It is easy to collectively kill humans than their nightmare.
Japanese army was brutal thus they faced the same.
Two atomic attacks changed the course of war-game.
Just two cities and thousands of civilian killings justified.
The justice to generations decade later, also crucified.
Handicapped, mutated, ill-shaped they born till date.
Millions of unfortunate children who meet the same fate.
With their own countrymen opposing bombings, still a country dared.
It is easy to collectively kill humans than their nightmare.
Payed heed no one, to those who paid on far side of the world.
Depredations resulted; when in west, bombs were hurled.
27 million tons of wheat was deliberately taken away and stocked.
For their future consumption, starvation was welcomed, inhumanity mocked.
Four million were prey to Bengal famine and Churchill didn’t care.
It is easy to collectively kill humans than their nightmare.
South-eastern world witnessed the biggest mass displacement.
Rose the Indo-Pak’s freedom from English’s enslavement.
35 million overall and two million in chaotic process lost lives.
Fourteen million migrated on the cost of swords and knives.
The trains were slaughtered, robbed and raped everywhere.
Females in the train kicked away the last sigh, they were all bared.
It is easy to collectively kill humans than their nightmare.
In the name of god, Earth has soaked enough of blood.
For god’s sake stop this outrageous flood!
It depends all upon the one who sits in the chair.
The mortals all gone, souls stayed in the air.
The almighty with all the might silently stared.
It is easy to collectively kill humans than their nightmare.
-abhi Makker

