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Love knows No Caste.
Of love and life, a tale I’ll tell
Of two souls, who loved so well
Their hearts entwined, their love so pure
Their bond was so strong, it would endure
But fate had other plans in store
Their love, a sin, a crime, a flaw
For they belonged to different castes
Their love, is a threat, to social class
Their families did not approve
Their love, a curse, they could not move
Their hearts were broken, their love in vain
Their future was bleak, no hope remained
Why does society judge and hate
When love is pure, and knows no caste?
Why do we let tradition decide?
When love is all that should suffice?
It’s time to break these chains that bind
And let love reign, and hearts entwine
For love is pure, and love is free
And love is all we need to be
So let us rise, and let us fight
For love, for life, for what is right
And let us break these walls of hate
And let love conquer, and love create.
– By Joshita Bose
I'm a Spoken English Educator and a Digital Content Writer. I'm a multifaceted individual with a passion for writing. With a keen eye for detail and a thirst for knowledge, I'm always read more...
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