Poem from Balachandran Nair

Older middle-aged South Asian man with reading glasses, a mustache, dark black short hair, and a blue and white plaid collared shirt.

STICKY EASTER CAKE!

As a simple Poet I was quite alright

As a Known Poet I always thought

Whatever I write is absolutely right 

When they called me Global Poet

It simply increased my head weight!

When labelled Veteran Great Poet

I stopped attending local gatherings,

Instead, sent a Walking Stick as my symbol!

I carried on like this for many years.

I chose Easter Day to solemnize, as

Wedding Day of my only daughter

I printed picture of walking stick in invitation card

So that people can recognise me easily, The Bard!

A big Easter cake was mass attraction of function.

I remained busy with the bride and groom

Almost all the time inside the green room

When it was apt Muhurtham* time,

I came to the dias and looked around for guests

All the seats in front were already occupied,

By none other than lot of Walking Sticks!

* Auspicious moment 

   for any  prescribed function.

©® Balachandran Nair

India

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Short biodata of Balachandran Nair (in third person):

Balachandran Nair is a multilingual poet from Kerala, India. He has published five poetry authorities and his poems took place in 90 more books published world wide. He has translated an anthology from language Malayalam to English. He has also published a book on rightful disposal and cremation of human body after death. His poems have been translated to 88 world languages so far. He has three unique World Records for introduction of more than 400 school children as New Poets in a continuous one-year online literary drive in 2022. He is now preparing to bring in 3000 more Student Poets in the near future under the auspice of International Academy of Ethics. He is Life Time Member in IAE and Advisor in many literary platforms. 

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