From: hasrat hazeen <hazeen_hasrat@...>
Subject: Forgotten Grave of Robert Thorpe In Kashmir,
To: "kashmir global" <kashmir-global-network@yahoogroups.com>
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Date: Tuesday, October 6, 2009, 12:21 AM

Forgotten Grave,                  ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,             Recent as I walked in Europian                  cemetery in Srinagar,              As I walked among the silent                       graves,            Many silent gaves with their                       names,          Then I was searching Robert Thorpe,s                      forgotten grave,             Suddenly, I saw off in a corner,            A hidden grave in a lost corner ,           Quietly,I cleaned the dust and dirt,          And  I feel somehow  presense of hurt,         A little man was British Army  soldier                      in India,          Once visited Kashimir and witnessed              the suffering and sorrow of                      Kashmiris,           His appeal to British soldiers raised               enough funds for the medicos,          In 1860 ,However ,he was overwhelmed              by the sorrow and the suffering of                     helpless Kashmiries,         Kashmiries under the Maharaja's rule,        Robert Thorpe wrote many newspapers              and raised voice of helpless,        Then rulers ordered to leave the country,         But his braveness refused ,then              was bound to his bed,      His braveness managed to escape and       wants help to the helpless Kashmiries,        But rulers were so cruels made him die,      Died of poisoning after taking breakfast in              22 Nov 1868,         As I walked among the silent the graves,       Then I saw  forgotten old stoned grave,       Research of human rights violation so high,           But woun't not buy new stone ,        And cut the weeds that had slowly grown,        Will not they write brave man's grave?        Somehow, it seems ,no one is care,        I will bet he's lonely in that old corner,        Could't some one show he mattered?         If they  had loved him like they said,        Would he be in a corner,lonely and hid,        Here Hazeen appeal to those beleive in        human rights and urge to right of      self determination for helpless Kashmir,      Then not forget brave Robert Thorpe       who gave up his lfe for the people                of Kashmir,   @06\10\2009 copy right by hazeen hasrat