My only and crazy little nephew Sanat, eight years old, is in school and up to a lot of things like being an admirer of Himesh Reshammiya and superman and fighting evil forces. In his academic life, he was recently working an assignment on Gandhi. It so happens that he thinks Gandhiji preached atyagraha (ahem, greed) instead of satyagraha (seeking truth). Now how did he manage to skip the first letter? I can understand how he interpreted the little rhyme here as an encouragement to litter the floor.
Bits of paper, Bits of paper
Lying on the ground, Lying on the ground
Make the place untidy, Make the place untidy
Pick them up, Pick them up
Lying on the ground, Lying on the ground
Make the place untidy, Make the place untidy
Pick them up, Pick them up
But I sincerely hope he grows up to be less indignant and more understanding of Gandhiji who had wanted only the British to leave when he said 'Quit India' !
2 comments:
"Gandhiji who had wanted only the British to leave when he said 'Quit India' !"
:D :D..i imagined it..too funny :D...you've got an amazing sense of humor!
drifted along to your blog through karthik's. you write well :)...
Thank you Jagadish!
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