Cauliflowers Poem by spiritual seeker

Cauliflowers

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At dusk, sitting on the side of a crowded street,
a poor thin old man was selling,
a few yellowed dirty cauliflowers.
People were on the hurry home.
‘'Go away cow.. don't eat my garden harvest! ''
Our eyes met.. I smiled,
‘'Sir, it's only 10 rupees...''
I don't need the cauliflowers,
but still I bought two.
Above the half -moon smiled.

(Belgaum, Karnataka India)

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Veeraiyah Subbulakshmi 14 March 2012

well written truth of India and the generosity of a human is expressed in a poetic way!

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Hans Vr 10 March 2012

Poem with a Wonderful story The half moon smiled Wonderful

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