The Day I’ll Never Forget

It was a day of love and affection

There was no visible sign of caution,

But something unfortunate was going to happen

Nobody knew where and when.

There was a blast at half-past three

In a beauty land called Paradise On Earth,

Complete silence and pity hadn’t the thee

Perished laid the martyrs,

Whom our motherland gave birth.

I still remember that scaring sight

The scattered limbs I couldn’t see,

My heart got filled with grief and fright

No Indian could glee.

Terribly writhing the soldiers were seen

Some families languished and some were crying,

So loyal to their country they had been

None of their families were mollifying.

Whatever homage to our martyrs we pay

Tiny before their they lay

Salute to their tribute to the motherland

To protect us they always walked hand in hand.