Who took the pains, the labour all...
To bring me to this world, for me to fall
No claims e'er made as to who my predecessor was
Just a tag, my orphanage number is all I recall;
At that place, they beat me up
They chained us all, as if we were pups; With life,
I was pissed I wanted to die.
Hardly a night passed, when I didn't cry.
My ambitions were scattered to hein
In that world, nothin' was sane
So I just continued to creep, and prayed to God
For sunlight to peep in my darkened symphony.
Then all of a sudden, I was sold
"I had to go to Dubai" I was told
Fearing the Camel race, I grew cold;
So with all my might, I escaped.
Days passed and I grew matured,
Learned an art, and practised more 'n more.
Till finally I got selected to join a school
And now I am the BEST in the field.
It's like joining the Sea from the dirty drain
Where I was born, the feeling of Satisfaction
Impinging me and I continue my trail for wider waters
But never forgetting my past, my experiences and my origin.
-- Smartha Guha Thakurta
Disclaimer: This poem was written by my elder brother Smartha... It is he who had the flair of poetry initially and I guess I just picked up to mirror him... I love this poem and admire his imagination or you could call his sensitiveness to issues that concenr humanity... I wish he wrote more often...
Sunday, November 16, 2008
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