For every action taken,
A proper place is chosen,
As the situation commands
And the right-time demands.
With a bottle of foaming milk,
A teetotaler sat for a drink,
In the shade that fell
From a Palmyra tree tall.
Others could as well think,
It was Palmyra-toddy, not milk,
As both took the color white,
And the site betrayed their sight.
One in search of peace,
Will he go to a market place
Or seek a spot-in-silence?
Which one he’ll choose?
A proper place for an action,
At the proper time chosen,
Should give one satisfaction
When he’s after perfection.
An excellent illustration of the old saying, 'Appearances can be deceiving'. Wonderful to see you posting here again. Your wisdom is needed at Poemhunter.Encore, Rajaram! Warmest regards, Sandra
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I would like to translate this poem
For every action taken, A proper place is chosen, As the situation commands And the right-time demands. write also at propoer time and it will yield desirous results as work rewards if done in time...beautiful themwith clear message needed inpresent context....10 read mine what i seek