Let Me Die In Dignity.

Alert or not, rich or poor, invalid When I become, I shall be a bundle, Stripped of the privilege of taking action On myself, in the care of relatives. How to handle me till my death will rests At the mercy of the family and hospitals That include doctors, nurses and ward-boys, With money under consideration. No one will be allowed to die at peace Without the Incentive Care Unit's service, Which is a torture to the dying one And a money spinner to the hospitals. Death is an inevitable consequence Of life and to prolong the invalid Through the tortures in the name of treatment Is the cruelty the society inflicts. Let Indians die with some dignity, Away from the ICU and torture. I am much scared to go to hospitals, Which are highly charged slaughter houses. 21.06.2016