‘For all times to come’ deals with a fundamental question: “To who does the land on earth belong?  Seen through the eyes of a young protagonist who has inherited a piece of land from his ancestor, the poem traces his deep sorrow when he loses the land to the mountain mass that ate up his land. ‘How can anyone take it away?’ he rants until answers come from an unexpected quarter and he breathes in plentiful gratitude.  Read on/Listen in