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    Bipin Joshi – You’re not alone

    Dear Bipin Joshi,
    You’re not alone ..

    On October 7, a Nepali student, Bipin Joshi, was reported missing from Kibutz Alumim in Israel. It is believed that he was kidnapped by Hamas, plunging his family and friends into a state of profound concern and sorrow. Bipin is a cherished individual, known for his warm heart, infectious smile, and unwavering kindness. His absence has left a void that is deeply felt by all who know him.

    In this time of uncertainty and distress, words often fall short of capturing the full spectrum of emotions we experience. However, poetry has a unique way of transcending these limitations, offering solace, and conveying the depth of our feelings. This poem is a tribute to Bipin Joshi, a testament to his spirit, and a beacon of hope for his safe return. It reflects our collective yearning for his presence, our admiration for his character, and our unyielding belief in the power of hope and resilience.

    As you read this poem, let it serve as a reminder of Bipin’s light and the indelible impact he has on our lives. Let it also be a call for empathy, solidarity, and action in times of crisis. Through these words, we honor Bipin and reaffirm our commitment to standing by him and his family during this challenging period.

    In the fields of Kibbutz Alumim,
    Bipin Joshi worked with dreams,
    From Nepal he came, so far away,
    In Israel’s light, he’d hope to stay.

    But on a night so dark and cold,
    October 7th, stories told,
    Terror struck, and shadows grew,
    Ten friends lost, in the cruel view.

    Oh Bipin, where have you gone?
    Taken away, leaving us to mourn,
    A hero’s heart, so brave and strong,
    In our hearts, you still belong.

    You saved a friend with hands so bold,
    Throwing back grenades, a story told,
    But darkness took you, led astray,
    To an unknown place, so far away.

    Seven months have passed us by,
    With every tear, with every sigh,
    We wait for news, for a sign,
    Hoping you’ll return in time.

    Oh Bipin, where have you gone?
    Taken away, leaving us to mourn,
    A hero’s heart, so brave and strong,
    In our hearts, you still belong.

    In the silence, we hear your name,
    In the sorrow, we feel your pain,
    Every dawn, a prayer we say,
    For you to come back, one fine day.

    Oh Bipin, where have you gone?
    Taken away, leaving us to mourn,
    A hero’s heart, so brave and strong,
    In our hearts, you still belong.

    From the mountains of Nepal you came,
    To fields of hope, to dreams aflame,
    Bipin Joshi, you’re not alone,
    In our hearts, you’ve found your home.

    Krishna Thapa
    Krishna Thapahttp://kanxey.com
    I’m KanxeY, Krishna Thapa an art lover, animation and illustration enthusiast from Nepal, living in Israel now. I also love to read & write Nepali literature . I work to find little moments of love and translate them into shapes & shades.

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