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28-03-2014

I will tell

Surely tell

Wait until Meenakshi teacher arrives

I will surely tell

 

That you’d pinched me

You had hit me

You’d hidden my umbrella

Your hand had delved into my lunch box

And you picked up and ate the tender mango pickle

I’ll tell everything

 

That you’d peeped into my math book

And copied my homework

You’d forged my handwriting

You’d spilled violet ink

On the cover page of my science book

You’d inscribed

“I love you” in my palm

You’d scored on my back with the compass

Everything, everything

 

You’d called me names

Didn't you call me monkey?

I’ll tell that too

You threw the marbles

That my grandpa had bought me

Into the river

I’ll tell that too

You spoiled my new slate

That my brother had got me

That too

 

You had written in page fifteen

Of my double lined copy book

That Padma teacher isn’t good

I’ll tell that too

 

Well, nope

Not saying that

What if Meenakshi teacher relishes that

You may end up getting fewer whacks

 

At any cost I’ll tell

That you’d eaten

Raw mango with salt

In the classroom

 

Before the teacher came in

You’d written

The film song on the board

For sure I’ll tell that

Just wait and see

Teacher is going to grill you

You’ll cry

You’ll burst into tears

I’ll see that and burst into laughter

 

When you cry

I’ll drop some ants into your bag

 

Oh!

Have you already

Started to cry

Now wipe your tears

Hey, come and sit

Here

Next to me.

 

(If

you give me a kiss

on my cheek,

I won’t

tell anything.

What you refuse to give me that?

You don’t need to give that for free

When I grow up

I’ll return that;

Will give you double

Of what you give

 

Forgot to ask you something

The birth before the last

You’d borrowed

A 316 kisses

From me

When will you return them?)

 

I wish

to go to school with you

 

(Letters from inside My Stomach – A Part )

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Written by
kuzhur
41 / M / Indian
Published
Apr 27, 2014
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Translation : Rajasree Ramesh

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