Hello, thank you for blogging on this topic. We are a Tibetan environmental NGO who translated the Citizens' Guide to the World Commission on Dams. Please use this book to help organize yourselves more effectively.
Please e-mail to me at peacetrees@yahoo.com
I want to help.
With best wishes,
Tashi Tsering
(www.ecotibet.org)
Saturday 6 October 2007
DAY 108
Weeping Sikkim
I sing alone in dawn,
Far from colorful nested world,
When I look down at my feet once I used to stand,
Memoirs of Mt. Khanchendonga kissing my toe.
Those days are gone it used to be often,
Now I live in hands of greed,
My children are now vibrant intellectual,
They feel I am no more worth.
I sing for them, for all, everyone
But.
Though have sold me in penny,
But my lap will always be comfy for them.
Always till the last drop of my tear rolls down,
Remember my tear, the river teesta what you see!!
-RAGHAV (raghav.chettri@yahoo.co.in)
I sing alone in dawn,
Far from colorful nested world,
When I look down at my feet once I used to stand,
Memoirs of Mt. Khanchendonga kissing my toe.
Those days are gone it used to be often,
Now I live in hands of greed,
My children are now vibrant intellectual,
They feel I am no more worth.
I sing for them, for all, everyone
But.
Though have sold me in penny,
But my lap will always be comfy for them.
Always till the last drop of my tear rolls down,
Remember my tear, the river teesta what you see!!
-RAGHAV (raghav.chettri@yahoo.co.in)
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