Packed in a
bundle,
I moved
alone,
Mercied at
the hands of my fate,
Filled with
gravels and stones.
A mere tiny
cluster,
That’s what
they thought,
When they
stumbled upon,
My body ain’t
made of gold.
Perplexed I was
Regarding
my fortune,
Which never
seemed to be,
In rhythm or
in tune.
Lying down
uncared along the dusty path,
Every single
day I faced the sun’s mighty wrath,
Drenched in
the monsoon rain,
Or chilly
winter nights,
Nobody ever
bothered about my rights.
Everyday’s
not the same got proved that evening,
When a young
lad touched my body,
And jolted
my inner strings.
Awaiting to
get trashed,
Or being
blown up by someone,
I never did
except to be picked by him,
A man of
dirty attire,
But a heart
so clean.
With gentle
caring hands,
He took me in
his arms,
As if
recognizing me in just one glance.
Happiness spread
across his rough rugged face,
Making me
feel more worthy,
Than a silk
ribbon or a lace.
Worthless they
had proved me,
After a
single use,
Coz thousands
surrounded their riches,
To get adored,
to get mused.
Of different
shape and colour,
Of different
texture and feel,
At the end
it’s the utility,
But nobody
understands it still.
The moment I
was picked by that lovable rag picker of mine,
My worthless
plastic body did get a golden shine.
It’s not the place or riches that we all crave for,
But a simple
caring soul,
That gives
us our worth,
And our deserving
whole.
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