The Mobile Ring Poem by chandra thiagarajan

The Mobile Ring

Rating: 4.8


The leader of a team
Conducts a meeting
All the members seem
To be ardently listening.

There rings a mobile
The leader echoed
“Please keep your mobiles
In the silent mode.”

His lecture he started
Again went the ring
At them he yelled
“Will you stop the thing? ”

There were hushed under-tones
But he further proceeded
Again the mobile ring tone-
“You see guys, I’m impeded.”

“Can you not heed
And keep your mobiles in silent mode?
It’s such a hindrance, indeed
To take you on the high road.”

Again the mobile rang
The team- leader was exasperated
Slowly, a member gave the bang
“Sir, it’s your mobile”—he stated.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Rajendran Muthiah 03 June 2013

A lively humorous poem. Very nice.

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Indira Babbellapati 09 June 2013

Hmmm...mum be one's mobile/at meetings n gatherings/see they don't tingle...well written :)

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Tirupathi Chandrupatla 06 June 2013

Great humor from the mobile world.

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Shahzia Batool 05 June 2013

... interesting poem! ! ! ! !

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Kavya . 04 June 2013

hehehe a v hilarious one, had expected this one!

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Valerie Dohren 03 June 2013

Didn't see that punch line coming Chandra - very good.

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