Types Of Indians Poem by Veeraiyah Subbulakshmi

Types Of Indians



There are three types of Indian,
The first is as soft as the butter and cream,
Can be spread on any bread and scones,
Really the soft quality crust and the elite,

The second is the hardened butter kept in the fridge,
They keep their emotions inside and maintain the shape,
And peace within themselves and other middle class,
Once left outside, they will melt, losing all composing skills.

The third is the ghee, poured into the fire,
Always burn themselves to warm the masters,
They are very emotional and can spurt and be foul,
They are forced to support the rest with the defaced face.

Friday, October 3, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: people
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
the Indian people who have migrated to other countries belong to the first group, the second is living in India, but always looking for the opportunities to escape from their mother land and the third has no choice, but stay in India, exhibiting true Indian characters...They are bold, vocal, energetic, not minding in expressing their own feelings, not know how to act and many other characters which are characterized as the characters of people living in the third world countries in many text books..

The westerners haven't seen the real Indians so far...
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Somanathan Iyer 10 October 2014

Nice analysis brought out in a beautiful way. enjoyed reading!

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Amitava Sur 06 October 2014

A lovely classification made here. Still I prefer the third who want to live and excel being within the known and given condition (though a lots of misery and paucity) . Who knows, one day sphinx will come out from these ashes only ! ! !

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