Maid-1-2

Maid-1

She's the age of sixty and  
She work's in a Bungalow,the people who's rich 
she has to clean the house twice a day 
with her wrinkled fingers and bonelss body 
She has to clean the vessels thrice a day 
with standing for an hour and sleepless 
She works like a labour in a Bungalow 
through out all day in a Dark world 
A child in a Bungalow order the Maid 
to buy him a chip from a store which is two miles away 
 She eats after the persons ina Bungalow eat 
Sweat in her eyes.Though she works more 
She works all for a money,money,money 
Money drenches in her sweat 
It became wasteful and unworthy 
sweat in her eyes.All she weeps for a money 
But she's orphan. 

         U.s.AurroBIndhan    


  Maid-2
Now, She's the age of seventy
she's like a tortoise, but
still she is working like a tiny ant
and giant elephant. She's tortoise
If she works slow the owner of Bungalow, The man
would scold her, Which the words
woven in volcano and pierce her heart.
The women, owner of Bungalow age is fifty
she doesn't do anything. She's depending of her maid
if the maid has any cold or fever
she has to wayfare to hospital in a fever
which is three miles away from the Bungalow
if she cleans the Bungalow with water,
one drop from her eyes, which the place would shines,
Now, she works all for a food, food, food
to live more in the world, if she cleaned well
her stomach starving also cleaned
the persons of Bungalow planned to throw off
the tortoise outt off Bungalow, the maid
all she weeps for a food...food..food..

                      U.s.AurroBindhan
Copyright © | Year Posted 2012

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June 25, 2012 at 9:17 PM
Sad but true.Its v impt to see the pain of others and try to do somethg and least of all,atleast not trouble them.good write
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