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Darkened by the Light!

Characterised, dramatised, popularised and politicised 

Politics,

Yes, you are circumcised.

Insane, inhuman, impute and inbreed you may;

Hanumans and flatterers

Surrounded by corrupters  

Politicians,

Though you are poeticised

In the rhyme of vandalized 

Yes, you are criticised

In the heart of individualised. 

You, the mind of feudalised

Suffered being generalized 

Even being stereotyped  

I see you are ideologised 

Though for a time being

You are popularised.

I fear the day you get categorised

Being called prostitute, tagged in the local market,

Tottering being touched and tormented 

Then you might realise

Foreseeing the day

The costs I paid on you

The Luxuries they spent on you

All vain in that brothel

Darkened by the light

Destined are you for the plight!


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