India is no longer the Punya Bhoomi (Holy land)
envisaged by our ancestors
It has become a Narak Bhoomi (Land of Hell)
What with Quota Mad Politicians
And Quislings of pseudo-secularism
Islamic terrorists and
Christian Evangelists
Oh God we Hindus feel Hell is a better place
For in hell at least there is no Quota
For the ABC’s and EFG’s of Quota Raj
Or reserved treatment for Christians and Islamists

India is surrounded by vultures even before the people are dead
The vultures of Islam and Evangelizing Christians
Islam says convert or die, for Indiaslambad belongs to us
Evangelists tempt you with
Vanilla Ice-cream (Seventh Day Adventists!)
Chocolate Ice-cream (Catholics!)
Pista Ice-cream (Born-Again Christians!)
Cassata (Pentecostals!)
Tutti-frutti (Anglicans!)
For the Evangelists say
Why fall for Islam
When we have so many varieties to offer you!!
With Christian compassion and benediction

But when the Hindus cry out
We don’t want to convert, Leave us alone!
The Soul saving Evangelists say
But you cannot remain a black dirty heathenish pagan,
For when we offer you the chance to become
A black clean Baptist Christian
How can you ever say no!
To this offer of Christian heaven on earth
From a trans-national departmental store
For your total salvation

Terrorist Islam says
In terms Jihadic
You leave them to us
We know how to bring these infidels to heel
They are not fit to be offered ice-cream and such dishes delectable
They must know
It is Believe The Book or else it is sure death

Dear God, I as a devout pagan Hindu cry out
I have nothing to do with the Book
I know nothing about the Book
Leave me alone in peace
For God’s sake 

May 28, 2006

The Week of May 28, 2006     
A Speck by R. Purushothamarao 
A Winter Morning by V. Jayalakshmi 
Forever by Kristen  
Goodnight, My Love! by Amanush  
Love by Venkata Vinay  
Mirrors by Susan Abraham  
My Friend by Christy 
On A Technicality by RD Ashby 
On the Sunlight Sea by Matthew Brackley  
Pagan Questions! by Padma Sundaram
Pancha Bhuthatmikam by R. Purushothamarao 
Past Comes Alive by Archana Shukla 
Present by Kristen  
Sand by Roger Humes 
Spell by Matthew Brackley
The Ghost of You by Susan Abraham 
The Red Setting Sun by V. Jayalakshmi
Trouble Monger by Padma Sundaram 
Walls by Dr. Christine Redman-Waldeyer

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