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ALIEN

Contributed by mohan on Thursday, 19th February 2009 @ 02:03:12 AM in AEST
Topic: EmotionalPoetry

My three year old grandson is coming from England;
This generates in me waves of excitement and happiness,
As I see him after agonisingly long wait.
Hurriedly and meticulously I plan,
To amuse him during his sojourn.
I ‘ll take him to places around,
Tell him stories from the Hindu mythology, abound;
Oh, come my grandson,
I am here, waiting and longing
To share my love with you,
To play with you like a child;
(Never mind my declining age, please!)
To buy loads of toys and
Scoops and scoops of ice-cream for you.
** ** **
And finally you arrive,
My joy knows no bound;
Ready to spend my ‘life time’ with you.
Suddenly I realize there is something amiss,
Oh! We are unable to communicate.
I hardly understand your
Heavily accented British English,
Nor you are comfortable with my ‘englibish’.
How sad, there is insuperable barrier in between us!
Whatever you say, I simply nod like dumb cattle,
All my hopes to share my love crashed,
And my dream castle shattered into pieces.
We are worlds apart, I painfully realise
Our relation is for name sake,
In reality, it never existed.
Oh my dear grandson,
Thou’ you share my blood and genes,
How sad I am to say, you are an alien.

Copyright Â© mohan ... [ 2009-02-19 02:03:12]
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Re: ALIEN (User Rating: 1 )
by venkat on Wednesday, 1st April 2009 @ 03:13:46 AM AEST
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My dear friend, I can understand your agony..
I think all will go well after he spends few days with you..I am sure he will definitely be attracted
by your affection and love..and you will also understand his accent..
wonderfully written.. God bless love and happiness.:-) venkat

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