English Poem: Ajmal Kasab


Your face is, one of the few faces

That came out from ….

        the quagmire of sabotage,

        the blind-well of conviction,

        the ruins of wickedness.


You are still alive….

And will continue to be so

God knows for how long!


You have no religion, no faith

But certainly, you can be, at times

A Muslim, a Hindu, a Christian, a Jew


The fact of the facts is….

You are neither a human, nor a beast

Just a Challenger for Humanity!

 


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by Faheem Jawaid - (Riyadh – Saudi Arabia)
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Comment on this article

  • Kavita Ranganathan, Chennai/Mumbai

    Thu, Dec 25 2008

    After going through the poem "Ajmal Kasab" I realized how influential and commanding a poem can ever be. Wonderful just wonderful.

  • Sangeeta Vinnakota, Hanamnonda/Jaipur

    Tue, Dec 23 2008

    It is a fact that poets can always put across their thoughts more effectively. Faheem Jawaid has put the naked realities into words effortlessly and in a much simpler fashion. Amazing! Amazing! You have mentioned the facts, and nothing but facts. Love you Faheem Jawaid !!!

  • S. Rafeeq Ahmed, Riyadh, KSA

    Tue, Dec 23 2008

    EXCELLENT

  • JERRY L. GALANO, TORONTO..CANADA

    Tue, Dec 23 2008

    A TRUE TOUR DE FORCE INDEED. THE POET HAS SUCCESSFULLY DELIVERED HIS SIGNIFICANT HUMANITY MESSAGE TO THE WORLD. A REAL WORK OF ART, IF TRUTH BE TOLD !

  • T. Satish Kumar, Hyderabad / A.P.

    Tue, Dec 23 2008

    The poem touches the heart of the readers. A great message conveyed in a simple compartment. Very well done Faheem Jawaid !!!

  • Iqbal Singh Yadav, New Delhi/Belgium

    Mon, Dec 22 2008

    The poem is just "killing". It has killed me the way this guy "killed" the innocent passengers at Railway Station. Very impressive !!!! Keep up the good work, Faheem Jawaid!

  • mohammed sajid, mangalore/bangalore

    Mon, Dec 22 2008

    good job sir, hats off to you. you have expressed in poem what is in our hearts. great job.

  • abubakar, ubar/abudhabi

    Sun, Dec 21 2008

    well done Faheem saab..Thanks to daiji...hope,wish n pray we should not see anymore kasab's on this earth ...

  • Nivedita Shubhakar, Bangalore | Glasgow

    Mon, Dec 22 2008

    The poem is a stroke of great creativity indeed. The most important message of humanity is passed through in an utmost simple manner. Please keep on writing such poems Faheem Jawaid! Daijiworld, has as usual presented something unconventional and exceptional.

  • M V Peniel, Tiruchy

    Mon, Dec 22 2008

    I read with great interest the poem "Ajmal Kasab" and found it very much out of the ordinary. Hats off to the poet for his down-to-earth and realistic analysis of the sensitive issue in question. He has presented his thoughts in a very simple and five wordings, which made the poem very inspiring. Ten million thanks to Daijiworld to have featured such a masterpiece.

  • Abdussalam.C, Kannur / Riyadh

    Mon, Dec 22 2008

    Superb Faheemji, Of course he and his group of "maniacs" are challenger of humanity who are trying to capitalise fear out of love and peace...and achieve what? I cant think of!!!

  • Shamim Siddharth, Mangalore - New York

    Sun, Dec 21 2008

    FJ, I fully agree with every word of your poem. This is definitely a unique way of expressions. Congratulations!

  • Dr. Haritnath Rathore, Bangalore - Brisbane

    Sun, Dec 21 2008

    Hard to believe that one can write a poem in the name of Ajmal Kasab and can adeptly pass on a kind and useful message to the entire humanity. Kudos to Faheem Jawaid and Daijiworld for doing so.

  • Anand Khatry, New Delhi

    Sun, Dec 21 2008

    Beautiful way of expressing thoughts. Certainly, Ajmal Kasab has become a living symbol of terrorism. More such aesthtic pieces of art please.

  • Sudhakar Reddy, Nizamabad/A.P.

    Sat, Dec 20 2008

    Quite a unique poem to read. It gives a pretty good message to all of us. Terrorism is a real pain the neck of humanity. Thanks Faheem and Daiji!

  • Eddie Gavilo, Vasco Da Gama

    Sun, Dec 21 2008

    Wow ! Ajmal Kasab has become an international figure. Poems are being written on him. Jokes apart. This is seriously a great poem one can ever think of writing. Terrorism is the most sensitive issue of today. Keep it up Faheem !

  • Placid G. Noronha, Bijai,Mangalore

    Thu, Dec 18 2008

    Well written poem and desrves to be complimented. The lines penned by you expresses the sentiments of all Indians. Let Almighty God forgive the perpetrator.

  • Zafar Mahmood Hafeez, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

    Thu, Dec 18 2008

    It is indeed a heart touching creation of Mr. Faheem who extends the great message of love & harmony among all human being. Terrorism and killings are the game of Devils & an inhuman act. My sincere Congratulations to the Dailjiworld & Mr. Faheem Javeed for the fine presentation of poetic feelings.

  • bilal, Karkala/riyadh

    Thu, Dec 18 2008

    The real, and the perfect expression by Mr.Faheem Javed. Terrorist have no relegion, no faith and they are neither human. Well done brother your poem have message to those criminals together with  a beautiful message to all those who blame religions rather than the culprits. Infact human can be superior to angels if they live like a true human being and they can be worst than animals if they fall from the humanity.

  • P.A.HameedPadubidri, Riyadh

    Wed, Dec 17 2008

    MashaAllah....the poem is timely one!.The terrorist is anti-human, and Islam or any religion cannot be shelter, even a bit shade,for such bloodsuckers.Poisoned with dangerous ideology-deviated from the real teachings of respective religion-they are not hesitant to resort to any type of crimes against humanity in the form of rape,mass-killing, porgrom etc as committed in Gujarat, Kandheval ect., trigerring of blasts and shedding of blood pool as occurred in Mumbai in 93, Malegoan in 2008, the recent attack in Mumabi and other places.These villains defineilty lose their identity to be called as "Humans" and have no place in the human society....... Regards, P.A.HameedPadubidri Riyadh

  • Cheryl Dsouza, Mangalore

    Wed, Dec 17 2008

    Very well said. Hats off to you. Keep up the good work. I guess no one ever thought of writing on this guy. I hope he gets a copy of this one.

  • Robert Tabet, Singapore

    Wed, Dec 17 2008

    Terrorism is definitely a great challenge for humanity. Faheem Jawaid has rightly mentioned its origin, and the way he has assessed terrorism is just remarkable. Frankly, poets are the real intellectuals. Good Work Faheem Jawaid.

  • Anita Mukerjee, Kolkata/London

    Wed, Dec 17 2008

    Terrorism has now become an international phenomenon. This has to be dealt with severly and sensibly. Faheem Jawaid has put across the feelings of every true human-being in a sensitive poetic language. Salaam Namaste to Faheem Jawaid and Daijiworld !!

  • JAVEED ALI, HYDERABAD/RIYADH

    Wed, Dec 17 2008

    What a way to describe the innate feelings.It is an awesome presentation by Mr. Faheem. Thanks Daijiworld.

  • Amarnath Gaurav, Bangalore

    Wed, Dec 17 2008

    Beautiful, wonderful, brilliant and superb poem indeed. Bravo Faheem Jawaid! Thanks Daiji!

  • M. A. Mujeeb, Mysore/Sharjah

    Wed, Dec 17 2008

    Faheem Jawaid, your thoughts represent universal pain and agony of humanity. Poem is well-written and well-presented by Daijiworld. Keep it up!

  • Shrijit Pillai, Mangalore/Muscat

    Wed, Dec 17 2008

    Wonderful expression of thought. Congrats Faheem Jawaid.


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