I was too,
Just like you,
Used to say,
My life is a play,
In no way bound,
Just playing in the ground,
Badminton, Cricket, Hockey as well,
Long live my games, rest in hell,
Chasing sweet girls on my bike,
One may like me or dislike,
Whistling, hooting during a match,
Jumping monkey, on a good catch.
Being old man now,
I'm gentle like a cow,
Sobers like an owl, sit like a goat,
In a still lake, a slow little boat,
My mistake, I heard a name,
Shakespeare it was, a man of of fame,
Having read the great man, once more say,
Everyone has a role and life is a play.
Had I played, my little role?
Or I should play more, for a goal?
So you are playing your roles effectively....! As a boisterous youngster you played games, chased 'chicks', rode on the bike and jumped with enthusiasm at every run got by the cricket team you favoured... Now you are mellowed with years and look to play many other roles... Enjoyed!
Keep on playing and keep on enjoying. Even old age demands that. Your poetry support for many.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
An interesting write really like it....................1o