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Pradip Chattopadhyay
Poems
Dec 2016
A Salesman Comes Knocking
He skims the haze of the day
like a cat seeking its food
prowling lane alleyway
to find you in bitter mood.
On your door the unwelcome guest
you would not call him to stay
with him time is a waste
he would better be shooed away.
You hate when he starts to speak
his sunburned face is a bore
must cut him short pretty quick
behind him close the door.
Like you are nine of ten
but he knows his job is done
is rewarded all his pain
if he can charm just one.
The one that ears lends
a carer who knows well
how it greatly depends
a family on one sale.
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Pradip Chattopadhyay
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