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Which Mask?



Here’s our Indian Society,
PC: Me of course :P
so many faces, mostly masqueraded
it’s all just a game of thrones
where power manages to succeed
squashing those who challenge
the ‘accepted’ ways of rule,

This power comes in many forms;
viewing people in bondage, enslaved
by the hegemony of caste, class
gender and money

We all are an accomplice to
this injustice in subtle or blatant
mannerisms, subjecting our prejudices
against those we consider weak,                                       
So it’s time for you to look carefully,
In this game of power which

Face belongs to you?

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