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How small we are, yet how big Our graves that we dig. In a hut or room, cottage or house, Are we not laboratory mouse In the hands of Human Almighty Who builds village, town or city, District, state or country? Are we really folks gentry Ruling subcontinent, continent? Are we not the self proclaimed incumbent Of this planet earth? Solar system, stars, nebula, cosmos And then? Nothingness. Information is now currency, Nuclear warheads and biological weapons, Another man-made big bang on earth; No room, no house, no city, No hut, no cottage, no village. Another hundred years or may be less To turn the cradle of civilization into a deathbed. O! Oppenheimer what have you done!
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Jun 4, 2020
Jun 4, 2020 at 4:13 AM UTC
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How small we are, yet how big Our graves that we dig. In a hut or room, cottage or house, Are we not laboratory mouse In the hands of Human Almighty Who builds village, town or city, District, state or country? Are we really folks gentry Ruling subcontinent, continent? Are we not the self proclaimed incumbent Of this planet earth? Solar system, stars, nebula, cosmos And then? Nothingness. Information is now currency, Nuclear warheads and biological weapons, Another man-made big bang on earth; No room, no house, no city, No hut, no cottage, no village. Another hundred years or may be less To turn the cradle of civilization into a deathbed. O! Oppenheimer what have you done!
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Jun 4, 2020
Jun 4, 2020 at 4:13 AM UTC
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