Dr.Suryaraju Mattimalla

Life—the moral question

Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday

Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday

Saturday

 

My father brings vegetables and rice.

My mother prepares vegetables and rice.

I and my sister help my parents.

We happily share our vegetable meal.

Life is respected and protected in my Indian home.

 

No glorification of violence

No glorification of blood

No glorification of torture

There is no glorification of cruelty in my home.

There is no hypocritical way of life at my home.

 

Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday

Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday

Saturday

 

Tens of millions of years of my life

Life is measurable in their home.

 

They love me and eat me.

They have a voice for life.

It is an ironic way of voice.

 

They have cats and dogs.

They love me so much.

They eat me so much.

 

They go to supermarkets and hotels.

They buy and order my chuck, brisket, shank, rib, plate, loaf, short loaf, flank, round, legs, chops, shoulders, ribs, belly, bacon, sausages, and hams.

 

I became a

West Country beef,

Welsh black cattle,

Welsh mountain sheep,

Shetland lamb,

Welsh beef,

Scotch lamb,

Welsh lamb,

Mountain Hare,

Scotch beef,

Angus beef,

Faggots,

Coronation Chicken,

Toad in the Hole,

Roast Beef,

Shepherd\'s Pie,

Chicken Tikka Masala,

Beef Wellington,

Sunday Roast,

Pedigree Welsh Pork,

Mackerel Bap,

Skate Fish and Chips,

Pollock Fish and Chips,

Plaice Fish and Chips,

Jellied Eels,

Haddock Fish and Chips,

Cod Fish and Chips

Fish and chips, etc.

 

Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday

Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday

Saturday

 

They go to campaigns.

They hail and voice:

 

Palestine lives matter.

Hamas lives matter.

Children\'s lives matter.

 

Black lives matter.

Queer lives matter.

Labor lives matter.

Liberal lives matter.

 

Muslim lives matter.

Asylum lives matter.

Refugee lives matter.

 

Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday

Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday

Saturday

 

They go to campaigns.

They hail and voice:

 

Islamophobia

Homophobia

Queer phobia

Blackophobia        

 

No fortresses in Europe

No boundaries in America

No Walls in Canada

 

Asylum is a human right.

Namaz is a government duty.

 

Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday

Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday

Saturday

 

There is no respect for life.

There is a glorification of violence.

Glorification of my blood and flash

 

Beautifying my dish in their poems

Glorifying my taste

 

They hail their second gender for my delicious taste.

Cheering and partying with my life after peace and ceasefire talks

 

They are hailing my October 7 carnage.

They are hailing my son’s July 4 homicide.

They are hailing me every moment.