GRANULES OF GLORIOUS EXISTENCE
Granules of glorious existence
In the tiny 2nd floor flat
At Creek Row Calcutta
The spacious wooden easy chair
My Grandfather reclined
It seemed so so big
The world was small
Coal oven smoke permeated
Tiny nostrils : I can still smell
Steaming white fluffy rice
Two ladles of Dal
Garnished with coriander leaves
Fresh tomato chutney
Sunsets I couldn't see
Buildings crammed all around
4 am trams trundling the streets
The after dinner trips to a park
A handful of shelled peanuts
I gazed awestruck at the sights
The neonlit billboards
"Lipton means good tea"
Picture of a kettle
Pouring tea into a cup
"Relax have a Charminar"
Smoking didn't kill then.
Delightful Reflection
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Lovely.
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~A~
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Fabulous Pix
I love your poems about places and people - your heart is in those writes. Enjoyed and thanks for the tour trip to the past. Adored: "...Smoking didn't kill then." Yeah!
- shewhowaitsforthenextbishuburp
Awww Madam A
Thanks for your time
©bishu