Thousands will
remember,
The joke
that was played,
Their dreams
were molested,
And the
justice was raped.
The money
and the power,
Reigned supreme
over the law,
Being a
doctor in those times,
Was their
only ‘critical’ flaw.
One India,
one exam they dreamt of,
But denied
were their dreams,
The knowledge
was up for sale,
Accessible only
to those with greens.
The poor and
the honest,
Toiled hard
to achieve the zilch,
The dumbs
used their banks,
The system
didn’t even flinch.
The Hippocratic
Oath they took,
Was burning
to ashes inside,
Thousands will
remember,
The year
their morals died.
wonderful words doctor !!!
ReplyDeleteVery true.
ReplyDeletefantastic poem , depicts the systemic disease
ReplyDeletenice one :)
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