Father
Several sunbeams peeped
through his huge shabby umbrella that was adorned with numerous holes here and
there. Underneath, a stature bent forward, putting the weight on two feeble
legs, all sweaty and grimy. His hands stained with black shoe polish,
constantly rubbing a boot pompously placed on the wooden slope. His practiced
fingers motioned swiftly from one side to the other without a pause. As soon as
the job was done, the owner of the shoes handed him over a crumpled ten-rupee
note, slightly damp with sweat. His eyes sparkled- few more tens and he could
buy a new pair of chappals for his
little 5-year-old.
Thruth of life...written very well..!!!
ReplyDeletesympathetic, nicely written
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