Here, it's like a shirt of a haliyan, the style of life
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The temple's offerings are cooked here, the
remains at the funeral pyre, the blood in the Panchamrit is also
The soil here is like the taste of a wounded soldier,
let me find it,
entangled in the path of the path,
the path under my feet is lost,
Locks have been placed on the mouths of the taps,
guards have been posted at the gates of the toilets,
guests are tied under the hoarding board of the Devo Bhava,
hungry dogs are tied up,
torn,
entangled in barbed wire,
here is like a shirt of a haliya, the shape of life,
It is burning, placing itself on the base of a lamp
It is carrying the treasure of smugglers until its skin is torn
It is pounding the liver with a stone every day
It is here that the harvest of death
Wherever you walk, wherever you look
The fruits of the poison that bloom in the air
Here the flower of love falls under the tree
The bowl of darkness is full
Inside/outside the walls of the court
It is there – a wholesale and retail market
In the corners
There are secret rooms full of sin
People with dead, rotten bodies
People who eat people
The salty juice of corpses
The salty tears of the mourners
Wandering people
People who drink blood
People here have no face, they are covered in Mukunda
The Mukunda is full of Mukunda on the face
Mukunda is everywhere
Now people have forgotten to be human
This is a city full of Mukunda
This is a Mukunda city
There are fewer people here and more Mukunda
Husband for wife,
Girlfriend for lover,
Son for mother,
Father for son,
Friends, clans and neighbors,
Here there is only one Mukunda
Relationships are Mukunda
Can a person live without Mukunda?
