Grit Poem by Pradip Chattopadhyay

Grit



Nice to see you are opening the shop.

Saying this
I search for lines of distress on her face
On her widowed eyes a painful strain
For when went her man
The way she wailed
It seemed she would never be sane again!

She smiles now I run it alone
Sale is low
And I’m weighed down
With his pile of debt!

In her smile are hopes regrown
A telltale sign of grit

The show must go on.

Monday, April 7, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: woman
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
David Mclansky 08 April 2014

You capture the conflict and dilemma perfectly. Great writing

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Valsa George 08 April 2014

Though weighed down by grief and stress... 'the show must go on'! I have seen many such women who show such grit, with their support gone! In minimum words, you have 'narrated' a story!

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