Hungry Kid Poem by Arunesh Dixit

Hungry Kid

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Little one was big enough for cry
That let mother's world a new try,
Hunger and pain two dismal musts
Growing when creates one in bursts.

Taker was reluctant with petty help
Coercing her to lure a limerick yelp,
Tot wasn't goofy to carry on paltry
Thirst to chew was making him sultry.

Mom was shy to unwrap her bosom
Chunk's shout makes her worrisome,
Brawl of love and coyness in full ton
Nevertheless inevitably little has won.

The chew couldn't help in dripping
As lady hadn't long to get gripping,
Anger took a bite on most delicates
Yet eyes spewed tears to placates.

The violence gets the best treatment
Unmatched to any in the firmament,
All from mother exemplifies sacrifice
Love compassion to keep all in edifice.

Couldn't progeny subsist in harmony
Wouldn't let nature to play symphony,
No-might show will help every to grow
Eventually rudiments of peace will sow.

Monday, October 13, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: motherhood
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This is the poem about a strife of a hungry kid who wants to have mother's milk but the mother has very little to help due to her poverty and hungry from many days. Little kid bites the delicate nipples in frustration yet mother only shed tears for him.
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