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Anupamaa and her “Ghuma Ghumake Marungi”
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Anupamaa and her “Ghuma Ghumake Marungi”
Raajeev Auchambit.
À l’heure du tout à l’image et du buzz sans suite, «l’express» souhaite faire découvrir la plume de poètes, de chanteurs, d’écrivains et de tous ceux qui jettent leur âme sur le papier, et qui mettent en mots des réflexions profondes.
“Main Anupamaa hoon, delivering instant karma.”
Sorry… sorry… World Organisation for Peace,
forgive me, for I “Ghuma Ghumake Marungi”.
I’m not a violent person, but
I’m not a goddess for not “Ghuma Ghumake Marungi”.
This is not violence, please note;
it is dignity doing “Ghuma Ghumake Marungi”.
I tried silence and smiles;
the last option is “Ghuma Ghumake Marungi”.
I respect peace,
but self-respect says “Ghuma Ghumake Marungi”.
I am calm,
but my mouth says “Ghuma Ghumake Marungi”.
My hands are not down;
they want to “Ghuma Ghumake Marungi”.
This is my final excuse;
after this I will “Ghuma Ghumake Marungi”.
Thank you for understanding the situation;
now officially I “Ghuma Ghumake Marungi”.
“Main Anupamaa hoon, delivering instant karma”.
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Raajeev Auchambit
An English tutor with a passion for writing witty, funny and slightly dramatic texts, he loves taking everyday moments and turning them into something more captivating. His poems and short stories have been published locally and internationally. “Ghuma Ghumake Marungi” means “I will beat you while spinning you around”.
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