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Passion Against Reason.


With an inborn liking for art

I go up and down the gallery

pretending to admire the  primary

adding each one to the wish cart

suppressing the desire to buy

as the spending mounts

and as the buying needs no urgency.

This liking drives me mad

with the mind refraining the buy

the heart promotes the purchase

torn between the dilemma

I stand helpless for a while

a conflict of reason over rhyme  arises

Reason being well based

with a rationality and validitypasson

whatever may be the authenticity

it could not overcome the passion

and I go on with my desire

not minding the monetary pressure.

placing myself once again in credit crunch

with a bulk buying in a bunch.

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Crazy They Are.


Sitting on the road side bench
looking at the shoppers around
each one buying things so many
leaving nothing out of any
glasses not one or two but ten
baskets of straw,bamboo in another tens
mugs and earthenware altogether in dozens
pillows and quilts in piles without reasonshoppers
where do they go and stock these all?
had an intention to give a call
and invite someone to a talk
just to find out why they buy so many?
Gave up the idea after great deliberation
fearing they might think of me as an aberration.
bemused and at the same time amazed
watched them purchase everything with a craze.

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Interest Calls.


The word is of great interest.

It is a delight when men show  interest.

 It is appealing when men  have limited  interest.

It is painful when men charge  abnormal interest.

 

Interest in things grows as such.

The feeling leads to a buy out as much.

 It dispels the fear  of the crunch.

Initiating a purchase in bunch.

 

Interest  on money accumulates so quick.

The lender plays a likely trick.

It assumes a stature of impenetrable thick.

Forcing the borrower to lick.

Interest plays the roles both.

It builds wealth  in  troth.

It eats up the fortune like a moth.

Condemning the borrower to froth.