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A note of 10 rupees flies through the damp sky, Perhaps some well-to-do might have dropped it, Perhaps he might have even forgot about it Or just didn’t give a **** about it. The parentless piece of cash floating carelessly, Finds shelter in the tender palm of a young boy, The No-worth paper finds immense value with him It’s now become something of great joy With the cash in his hand, he leaps off of happiness, With colors of imagination about to paint its spoilage, “Should I buy the machine that roars?” “No No, I’ll buy myself a castle!” “Or should I buy some toys with this?” Perhaps he’d never seen paper of value, All he knew of wealth were some old wrinkled coins, “Aman”, yelled his partner in crime, “What do you have there?” Both of their eyes gleamed with innocence, The Cash allured them to spend it, To waste it And now- As they walk proudly, Acting like the richest people in the world, They get the shock of their life. They wanted to buy the whole shop of sweets, But The Shopkeeper handed them few pieces of toffees With gentle hands clenching on the sweets with young rage, With disappointment and realization they exit the stage.
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Aug 18, 2024
Aug 18, 2024 at 12:52 PM UTC
10 Rupees
A note of 10 rupees flies through the damp sky, Perhaps some well-to-do might have dropped it, Perhaps he might have even forgot about it Or just didn’t give a **** about it. The parentless piece of cash floating carelessly, Finds shelter in the tender palm of a young boy, The No-worth paper finds immense value with him It’s now become something of great joy With the cash in his hand, he leaps off of happiness, With colors of imagination about to paint its spoilage, “Should I buy the machine that roars?” “No No, I’ll buy myself a castle!” “Or should I buy some toys with this?” Perhaps he’d never seen paper of value, All he knew of wealth were some old wrinkled coins, “Aman”, yelled his partner in crime, “What do you have there?” Both of their eyes gleamed with innocence, The Cash allured them to spend it, To waste it And now- As they walk proudly, Acting like the richest people in the world, They get the shock of their life. They wanted to buy the whole shop of sweets, But The Shopkeeper handed them few pieces of toffees With gentle hands clenching on the sweets with young rage, With disappointment and realization they exit the stage.
A Social poetry highlighting childhood innocence and the difference of value of wealth
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19/M/Sikkim, India
Aug 18, 2024
Aug 18, 2024 at 12:52 PM UTC
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