Compelled Stupidity Poem by Indira Renganathan
Compelled Stupidity
A rainbow day that was on a short break
Sitting on the bank of the lake
Son and father were watching
The rainbow in the water smiling
Son asked 'what if we stir the water
Will it change to mixed colours? '
'yes, but we can't do it. With a long stick
Only the rainbow can do its trick'
On that word sun swiftly set
'Where has it gone? ' son asked
'To recharge its full power'
Father replied
'Perhaps to get the stick
For the rainbow? ' son said in excited haste
'May be'.. saying so father got up in haste
To escape from the son so quick
spontaneous asking and shrewd replying; nice to read; congrats for being displayed the poem as POD
We always think that child's brain is naïve and will take anything but is not, they are curious and ever questioning. A thoughtful poem. Nicely written Indiraji
It happens here too. I've sent engineering apprentices to go for left handed screwdrivers and shop staff looking for vegan eggs! !
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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4/29/2024 3:46:27 PM # 1.0.0.1119
Wah! ! Very nice and interesting. Loved it.