The Mango Thief Poem by Imran Islam

The Mango Thief

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Who has forbidden to eat stolen things?
I wanted to take some mangoes
when I was looking for a baby bird
Oh my God, what is this?
I suddenly became sweaty
after hearing your grandfather's voice!

No, no, raw mangoes are too sour
I'll pick them up as they ripen later.
Yet, will I go empty handed?
So I'd take just one piece!

Ah, it was midday
and the summer sun was burning on skins
I looked back twice alone
And I climbed the mango tree up in silence
Oh gosh, how scared was I!

When I was going to grab
a bunch of raw mangoes
Uh, who knew before that
crazy black bees would bite me!

Oh dad, something happened there
Mommy, I fell down and my two teeth havebroken!
This is the punishment for the mango theft!
The legs are not going straight
and my right hand has broken too!

Wednesday, October 21, 2020
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Mahtab Bangalee 21 October 2020

This is the punishment for the mango theft! The legs are not going straight and my right hand has broken too! .......nice poem; I enjoyed the theme

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