Origami Microchap with Selected Poems | ||
Taxable Poems |
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Taxable Poems
Would you mind checking my tax file? It’s urgent; I have to file income tax Hummm. What is your source of income? Reading and writing poetry. Oh! sometimes I recite too. Will it be taxable? Let me check Your annual poems. Well, you have some rotten source Of words, excavated old verses that are defunct And taxable.
You better be original. By writing, you are boring and pissing off people, that’s not commendable. However, I would advise you to keep your poems to Yourself, it will help to keep your rotten assets for Your well-being too. |
He is a popular language professor. of French A connoisseur of taste Of course, languages Mind you, he has no bias for any language. Indians like food with flavour Many spices are poured into the cuisine. Of course, who knows it better than him When he is at his best, he tries his level Best to mix all languages in proper proportions. Hindi, English, Bengali, French, and, of course, How can he forget the local dialects Oh! amazing; it sounds mind-blowing. It blows the minds of students, too. who fumble, frisk, and try to fish out The word comes from their French dictionary. Flabbergasted by his flogging and scolding They say, Yes, sir, we understand. Happy to hear their responses. He starts his lecture on Frehinbengmarwa Of course, you know what it means, right?
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Pulkita Anand
Pulkita Anand, an avid reader of poetry, loves to absorb life to the fullest. Author of two children’s e-books, her recent eco-poetry collection is 'we were not born to be erased'. Various journal publications include: Setu Journal, Indian Periodical,The Criterion, Tint Journal, Lite Lit One, Indian Ruminations, Langlit, Lapis Lazuli, Conifer Call, and The Creativity Webzine. A featured poet in Mad Women in the Attic and poeticreveries, she's read at West Chester University Pennsylvania (USA), Gail India, Ireland, LSU Mardi Gras, University of Vienna and others.
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► Pulkita Anand's microchap & (selected) poems are available below. Download the single-page PDF by clicking the title.