Dad’s Day

By Dr. Aditya Gadkar

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Rain on the dry land and floods were rising,

the fields were filled up with excess and ripping,

the paddy kept peace but the other were failed,

it’s a doom’s day for food, and cattle to be reared.

The worms and disease allover was spread,

the frogs and the trees were surmounted of dread,

the land kept eroding and ceding and hurt,

the people went empty with an awful dirt.

The strong shot rain broke down the ground,

why all that happened? It was not sound,

cattle, people, animals and houses were failing,

the lost hope kept growing and killing.

Then one bright gleam tearing the cleave

Of a silver lined cloud, and ray of hope it gave,

so bright was it, it soaked the flood away,

it pushed the clouds away, and all was gay.

The ground again grew stronger than the past,

before crops were gone, but new ones were more,

the cattle, people and animals in glee,

the trees quivering and wafting like a dream.

The Ray of light, the moon kept bright

was all the sol, we lived again

in the evil world, and the fury of the rain.

The Struggler, redeemer, a healer and the saviour,

Daddy, the more I say the less I pay to you.

The Strength of yours, pumped the land again to breathe,

the land was nothing but us growing to live,

we grow the crops and food because of the light,

it’s all because of you, we all are set to sky.

By Dr. Aditya Gadkar