Thursday, 6 April 1995

A Typical View

A book begs to be read
Lying on a table that is dead
A pair of eyes wandered through the walls
Then  through the windows, ceilings and floors.
 
The calculator is waiting to be  touched
Exercises and problems are worrying much
The pen stints, its not in the mood
It’ll walk later when it already feels good.
 
Ex-apple of the eyes of my Master
Passed by but it didn’t  bother
A hand grabbed an old bookmarker
And thrown back to place sooner.
 
Words knockin’ on both ears
Never welcomed, never heard
Addressed by the man in front
With reading  glasses, a respected one.
 
A sleepy breath came out the mouth
Patiently  waiting for the  bell to ring
Another one  from the same sense came out
There’s  the bell, what  joy it  brings!

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