Echoes of Sorrow : A Symphony of Struggle"

About this poem

The poem begins with an intense portrayal of the physical and emotional pain endured by the men in a society that has oppressed them. The comparison of sweating faces to "a jumping hot waters" and men crying like babies in "scarring hut" sets a tone of agony and helplessness. The imagery of trees staggering like wounded tigers adds to the sense of a wounded and struggling community. The poet underscores the dehumanizing treatment of these men, highlighting how they are made to crawl and trodden upon, stripped of their dignity. The reference to onions stinging the eyes and cries remaining unspoken further emphasizes the suppression of their voices and emotions. As the poem progresses, it delves into the consequences of historical injustices and ongoing struggles faced by this community. The lines about planting tears like peppers in their lands and the blame placed on others while celebrating their own perceived fight reflect a cycle of suffering and misplaced prid more »