Roshan Di Hatti
Roshan Di Hatti
To me,
Was like a magical land.
Where colorful trophies
Of various kinds,
Chocolates, lollipops, and
Candies,
Wrapped in colorful papers
And
Wrapped in foil,
Would gleam and shine,
And before sitting in my
School's bench
Every day,
I'd spend
10-20 paisa
On a sweet treat.
And
I'd happily ride
Back home on Tonga,
Carrying a candy in my pocket,
But today,
Standing in front,
Of Roshan Di Hatti
After years,
The owner of the once
Vibrant shop has aged,
Perhaps he didn't recognize me,
As I bought my favorite candies from him,
And
Distributed them among the kids
Playing gully cricket and stickball
In the Ramleela ground,
The candies brought
Smiles to their faces,
As they happily indulged,
Reminding me of my childhood days.
I sat there until the sunset,
Watching their games,
And
Their joyous faces,
Amidst the scattered colorful wrappers on the ground,
Bringing back countless
Memories of my childhood.
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