Glass Of Milk Poem by Nikunj Sharma

Glass Of Milk

Rating: 5.0


A glass of milk, in his hands
He had,
Be careful son
Said his dad.
Take a SIP
And please go slow
If it’s hot, give it a blow...

Young he was,
Couldn't go slow
Gulped it hot
Forgot to blow
Burnt his tongue
With his hurrying plunge....

Aren't we all like this?
Child small....
Impatient to drink
And drink it all,
All at once, forgetting to blow
Drinking it hot, refusing to slow.
Burning it all in the end
The tongue, the finge, the heart
And hand...

World of investments
Is like that glass
Holding hot stuff till the last
Hot, boiling, tempting to core
Urging us children
To go for more

A SIP is what we need to take
The maze of fear n greed
If we should break
Bit by Bit, consuming it
Savoring the taste
Benefiting from avoiding the haste

A SIP when hot, a sip when cold
U shall gain in strength
A sage once told

A SIP when up
A SIP when down
And you could wear
The wealth's crown.....

(SIP, stands for systematic Investment Plan in Mutual Funds)

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
R. H. Peat 18 September 2009

Crit4 glass of milk Glass of Milk (He had a glass of milk in his hands) Be careful son Said his dad. Take a SIP And please go slow If it’s hot, give it a blow... (he was Young) Couldn't go slow Gulped it hot Forgot to blow Burnt his tongue With his (hurried) plunge.... Aren't we all like this? (a small Child) Impatient to drink (X) (it all at once, forgetting to blow) Drinking it hot, refusing to (go) slow. Burning it (all the way down) in the end The tongue, the finge, (the heart And hand) -=- you got me here what’s a “finge” Never heard it and it’s not in my dictionary. (a) World of investments Is (in) that glass -=- don’t be explaining the poem Nikunj. Be careful how you word things. Holding hot stuff (until at) last (X) boiling hot, tempting to core (the) children (X) go for more A SIP is what we need to take There is a maze of fear (in) greed If we should break (?) break what? Take breaks? I’m not sure what you mean here. Bit by Bit, consuming it (slow) Savoring the taste (We’d Benefit(X) (by) avoiding the haste A SIP when hot, a sip when cold You shall gain in strength A sage once “warned” A SIP (went) up A SIP (went) down And you could wear (your) wealth (like a) crown..... (SIP, stands for systematic Investment Plan in Mutual Funds) Nikunj Sharma a poet friend RH Peat

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This is skilfully and creatively written using the SIP as the child gets burnt from drinking the milk, and using the turning point of the poem, to the world of investments. It is an excellent parallel and the poem speaks with a wise voice because of it. Well done! 10 love Karin

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Subroto Chatterjee 14 July 2009

If you were selling SIP to customers, then you know which song to sing.... Cheers. Subroto

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