Pulling out from the car
Standing tall in clean attire,
Driving away the small speck,
Stands tall the gentleman
Leaving behind the hand cart,
Straightening up the backbone,
Wiping off the face sweat,
Stands smart the poor man
Entering the bungalow stealthily,
Greeted by the worker force,
go straight to the rest room,
All alone unnoticed
Tapping on the small door,
Welcomed by the womenfolk,
Has a wash to clean up,
Takes the dinner under loving care
Getting up late at eight,
Brushing up while reading news,
Forgetting the people around,
Gears up for the day’s affair
Early morning waking up,
Taking porridge gleefully,
Dresses up in the dhoti flair,
Driven by the love at heart
Throwing away the cheque leaves,
Talking business all the day,
Forgetting the noon meal,
Works hard the gentleman
Parting with the small amount,
Pulling his life gracefully
Remembering his maker most,
Delivers fast the poor man
6 11 2008
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