he was rather pleased
in this new place
this small town
where nobody knew him
it was quiet
it was just right
now he wouldn't have
to talk business
with endless clients
over fancy dinners
and wine
(by then he had learnt
the trick to sealing deals)
he wouldn't have to
hang out with
leching groups of friends
over the weekends
at bars where
fifteen year old girls
smoked in style
and laughed loudly
he had all those scenes
though, in charcoal
his well-kept secret
long nights,
sketch after sketch
with a gripping fervour
his resignation
was not sudden
but carefully planned
he had thought
about it for long
he had all the material
he was full of ideas
and had saved enough
to set up this studio
with a pottalam
by his side
he sat at his desk
and started working.
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Fan. :)
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the man sounds like a fictitious character! is he?
hehe, he's real to me!
very real. i love him. i wish we all had that freedom. still searching for my pottalam.
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