A Day in Red-Blood stained at Inya Bridge
{March 16, 1988}: Blood still stained Day in the history of Burma
O Lord! Oh! Do you yourself see my former generation!
It is a Red-blood stained Day
When & where happened at the outset of Burma’s Democracy Day
Living in the hearts of University student till nowadays.
Hey! Never forget your sacrificed blood brother day!
It is on March 16, Red-blood-stained Day
Weeping in mind of people, in Nay Win Days,
Suffering heart-felt grim at that very Day,
As though University sobbing Day,
“Your sisters were raped
Under the heel of Military raid
Fucking commitment to your sisters’ virgin state
Your brothers were beaten with baton raid
Within the death toll blade
Sapping blood of your brothers’ hate
Senior-Junior broke out Blood-bath splashed everywhere
College students being killed at anywhere there.”
Turn History burden to your new generation
Be obliged to to keep striving
Marching down with hosting
“Fighting Peacock Flags’ Wings”
Oh! My new generation! Next after next generation!
Let’s carry it out these shoulder wings
Come embracing your valor and guts daring
Remember never ending our Country Democracy travelling.
As Generations turn in revenge
Not to get timid but to be Military successive regimes avenged
For the sake of your raped-sisters and your fallen-blood brothers
For the road to our country Democracy building in vengeance.
Min Maung (Samurai)
Natural Name: Myat Ko Ko
*****Min Ko Naing’s bosom comrade, friend & a one time Political Prisoner & Detainee, 8 years in prison since 8888 Uprising Democracy Revolution*****
*****A one time honorable visiting Associate Professor-cum-Associate English Lecturer, at the Department of Tri-pitaka-Related English Related to Buddhism,
State Pariyatti Sasana University (Yangon)*****
Poet: Pen Name: Min Maung (Samurai)
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