Poverty, Creativity And Toy

Litun, a pampered boy, was showering his demands for toys

And cheerfully playing with the expensive dolls, cars and balls

He was not leaving any stone unturned to flaunt his possessions 

But he was unknowingly deteriorating the value of money 

And simply there was no thirst and no hunger to utilise his creativity

Manoj was a boy from an impoverished class

To satiate his hunger was a daunting challenge for him

So the wish to possess expensive toys was a mere dream for him

But he was exceptional and the fragrance of creativity was the mere outcome of his financial stringency.

He was meticulously executing his potentially to explore from nature

From waste products, from garbages

To accomplish his anticipation of relishing the toys

He was making exquisite dolls, vehicles, balls from thrown stuff with his deft hands 

It's true that poverty has made his life challenging

But it has undoubtedly provided a conducive ambience to nourish his talent

And a catalyst to nurture his creativity...