Aniruddha Pathak Poet Ghazal

Try versus wife to win and see

Try versus wife to win and see,
Weigh her words nor loud din and see.

Unless game to sleep all night out,
Dare say, to truth you lean and see.

Find her fault and try to point out,
Dare keep up keen your chin and see. 

You might be a poet of weight,
Play to her ‘that old been’ and see.

At work you wear a weighty hat,
Try, show her a dust bin and see.

Not to weigh her words is big sin,
Try not to her mood lean and see. 

For sure, you are no king at home,
Doubt, God forbid, she’s queen and see. 
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Ghazal |23.10.2024| humour, wife
Poet’s note: The word ‘been’ comes from Sanskrit Veena, a string instrument of Indian origin.

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