Tie the knot and end up in chains: Just for laughs 

There could be too much of a slip between cup and lip where matrimony is concerned. And the bachelor who is entering the unsavoury deal, may just be his partner’s meal for life. For, tying the proverbial knot could mean ending up in chains. Consider the much-married Zsa Zsa Gabor’s wisdom. She once remarked: “AContinue reading “Tie the knot and end up in chains: Just for laughs “

When the boss gives you the marching orders: Just for laughs 

Workplace ethics definitely call for following the book of rules. But what can one do with Miss Folly Dolly who simply can’t get things right. She’d apparently let you know that facing the boss’ censure comes a close second to being put before the firing squad. Death doesn’t kill you the way Ms Agatha Crumm’sContinue reading “When the boss gives you the marching orders: Just for laughs “

A walk around the block: A poem 

Like a rain the dust falls  And settles around the dour walls  A neighbour’s hello around the corner  Strewn garbage the street dishonours  Cars slowly grunt through the narrow lane  A market trolley, a woman hobnobbing in pain  A drunk crossing in stupor is at fault  when he is hit by a vehicle screeching toContinue reading “A walk around the block: A poem “

All about cats in a dog-eat-dog world: Just for laughs 

The big cats may have a field day in a dog-eat-dog world, but it’s not so nice a place for those at the receiving end of the cat-and-mouse game. And if you’re often in the predicament of a cat’s paw, you have every right to feel as nervous as a cat on a hot tinContinue reading “All about cats in a dog-eat-dog world: Just for laughs “

Freedom fighters: A poem 

It’s easier to pretend to be free  And sacrifice one’s honour and dignity  But we felt we were ground to dust  So, we vowed to do what we must  The prisons are in the dependence  Power is hungry for injustice  Our fight was through non-violence  The thunderous voice of silence  Decades went by, but weContinue reading “Freedom fighters: A poem “