To Gaji Poem by Douglas Scotney
To Gaji
Kubera invited Siva to his feast.
Knowing why,
Siva sent his son instead.
Ganapati ate the town dry.
Kubera said of Siva:
'He's a wiser man than I'.
Saturday, June 22, 2013
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
thanks for revealing your nick-name Gaji.
Ganapati was like any son brought up by an ascetic.
Ganapati was like any son brought up by an ascetic.
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