(1) Villager
A diminutive shack perturbs me not
As long as it integrates my blood- brothers taut
A vivacious flurry of boyish souls
Shall resurrect my fields and enhance my goals
A lucid income if I may strive
So that I mustn’t a sickly mother deprive
A nominal saving for daughter’s wedlock
May rid me an array of burden and block
A prayer for seasonal harvest will
Adorn my land a whiff of money still
A vague frugal plan shall resurrect
And from my hardships debt protect
(2) Industrialist
A fine-cemented dwelling empowers us
As long as my share is autonomous
A frontier shall open for my young lass
If I may attune her with the societal mass
A blatant income lacking the strife
Keeping me young in the wrinkles of life
A phenomenal ‘giving’ for daughters jolly
So her nuptials may reek my monopoly
A venture of impractical politics
Lacking prayer, Vermillion or incense sticks
A malevolently etched forge plan
Adding monetary laurels to my rich clan
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About The Blogger
Born in Delhi in 1992, Nikhil Pandhi picked the pen at a very early age. Tussling with the hectic nuances of his student life in Xth Grade at Vasant Valley School, New Delhi, India, Nikhil manages to find time for his foremost penchant - creative writing. While drawing inspiration from the cynicism of his adolescence, Nikhil’s prose expounds his young impressions of the world as well as a rare maturity. An avid admirer of Shakespeare, Nikhil hopes to teach English literature at the university one day. A regular at the Tennis court, he has also dabbled into Instrumental music and theatre.
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