The Lady of the House <br />Demanded the bride a ring on her nose; <br />For it's a customary of that family, <br />The bride obeyed them humbly and happily. <br /> <br />With glowing stud on the nose, <br />The eyes full of sweet dreams <br />And the heart full of true love, <br />The innocent stept into that grave. <br /> <br />The Lady's kins of thick blood <br />Pierced the bride that she bled <br />To feed their filthy false vanity, <br />Thus ruined mercilessly her Happy Residency! <br /> <br />The nose stud there made a big sore, <br />The bride, with patience, yet, she bore <br />When the hot string remade the hole <br />‘cause it's a mark of her love-life's soul. <br /> <br />The heartless kins made a suite, <br />The groom entertained the scene in mute; <br />The bride, the silent victim left the choice in all, <br />How grand is his reward of subtle love shawl! <br /> <br />No passion no fashion no feast no move in her clock, <br />With dried eyes and heart, she stood as a living rock. <br /> <br />The nose stud betrayed its Mistress again, <br />So did the lady throw the bride in decline. <br />The life came to still but not her breath; <br />Isn't it better, ' she felt. ‘I hug to death? ' <br /> <br />Lo! See the trick of the lifeless stud, <br />Now it's screw buried in the skin graveyard! <br />Her parents were afraid that she might get tumor, <br />If it closed her nostril growing in bigger and bigger. <br /> <br />But, god's grace! The screw was out after some mon's, <br />With hard efforts and blood and wounds. <br />Ever you heard, citizen, such strange story of a stud, <br />That twisted and twirled the hearts and body so hard? <br /> <br />Ha! The dark days did end at last, <br />The stud now glowed forever with proud! <br />The oozing hearts <br />In flower shower bathed! !<br /><br />sasikala kamandula<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/the-nose-stud/
