Today is the 100th day of my Penpositive Reading Campaign and many more to go. I had started this campaign reading a poem of Mahmoud Darwish and yesterday I read one of Miron Biashowski. Over the past 99 days I read poems of poets from Italy, Hungary, america, china, japan, Germany, turkey, Spain, Russia and so on.
Through their poems I was able to see life and the world around and of course learn a bit of history. What I found was that they all voiced for freedom. They fought oppression they stood on the side of the masses.
So on the 100th day I decided I will dedicate a poem to all those people who fight for Freedom of Speech all over the world. Not a poem from any famous poet.. but my own few words I call poetry
Categories: Penpositive Reading Campaign
Day 90 of Penpositive Reading Campaign – ‘Midstream’ By German poet Johannes Bobrowski 
Day-89-Penpositive Reading Campaign-‘The Survivor’ By the Italian Poet Primo Levi 
Day-88-Penpositive Reading Campaign-A Drunk, Embroiled Will; By the Israeli Poet Zelda 
Vinod Narayan 
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