I am sure the lines of first stanza is the repeated uttering of most popular ordinary sentences, are repeated resonance of elementary Marxist believers.
What is the problem with birth of human child, is it all about the hunger? The same extraction of nocturnal romanticism regarding the urban volatile sex worker, the same names quoted as the representatives of girls as the middle class always do are the most efforts used to draw attention in Arif's poem.
This sort of observation have enough been repeated in the literature, No more of it can satisfy a taste of poetry, let alone the issue of Form and other critique.
On thing may be regarded as inspiring, the poet's stance against crossfire. He can be appreciated for the slogan.
I think this is the centre of his endevour, to bring the issue to the sensitivity of the readers.
After all this is completely rubbish if it is given the respect of a poem which it does never deserve.