My Brief Autobiography -
When I was one,
I would kick my mother
out of the bed.
When I was two,
I would jump out of a mat
and asked my mother
to clap.
When I was three,
I thought
one knelt not to touch the feet
but footwears of elders,
so whenever I saw
a lay chappal or a shoe,
I would pay my deepest regards
to the cobbler who sewed.
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