Picnic
Three tramps
at the roadway.
One with shabby beard
untended fully for months.
Other with a cloak
made of hearth rug
Next with a self-made blade
flaking the potatoes.
Fire lit in a can
with an opening complete
on the crown and
a small one at the side.
May be to bar the breeze .
I saw one of them
pushing brushwood,
into the fire lit, can.
A burnt can on top of the can.
One puts a little oil and
the begged onions.
Another puts the potatoes
to let it fry.
Later, adds some water
creating a pool in the can.
Advanced pedestrians passed by
grinning, smiling, giggling.
Some how cooked rice
served on the polythene plates.
When ready to gobble up
their eyes caught mine.
Changed into tomatoes.
Started muttering at me,
which I could not catch up.
I felt as a culprit,
prodding into their business.
I glided away
being a witness of
a strange picnic.
Poetry by Bhakta Raj Giri
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Written on 2006-12-05 at 05:21
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