Actor Turned Author

Serious researchers
turned themselves tumultuous,
''Eureka- Eureka''- they screamed in joy
as a discovery was born
and the news was heard,
''Actor turned Author''-
made the classic-lovers blissful in hearing,
''Chaplin wrote a book too in 1948''.
Charles Spencer Chaplin,
owner of a brief figure,
so bearer of a short but popular name,

Charlie Chaplin.
Super- talented comic actor,
well- skilled to bring laughter
from reluctant hearts and stomachs,
tempted the tears too to join in amusement.
Indeed, it's the magic of his left hand only,
the world is now quite eagerly to feel
the magic of his right hand,
his writings---going to be made public soon
in the shape of a book, titled ''Footlights'',
the readers' waists are to be tightened to laugh again.

Pijush Kanti Deb

http://bbb-news.com/blog/2014/02/04/charlie-chaplins-previously-unknown-book-is-now-being-released/

Pijush Kanti Deb is a new Indian poet with more than 100 poems accepted or published in many national and international magazines and journals- print and on-line since June 2013.He is an Associate Professor in Economics.

Mr. Comma---The Poor

Quite complicated the traffic system is,
 yet a set of efficient hands are busy
 in making it simple and effective.
 Mr. Comma---a humble and useful hand-
 serves as a traffic police in the junction,
 controls the regular hustle and bustle,
 compartmentalises the jumbled vehicles-
 carrying the important ''Meaning'' for us,
 provides the drivers with a moment of leisure
 to be refreshed for a while
 and directs them to race on the way of destination
 one by one in a disciplined
 and a meaningful way.
 An indispensible hand it seems-
 so what? We like saluting the reformations.
 Prof. John Mc Whorter,
 one of the famous system directors,
 likes to introduce a post-curtailment process,
 raises his new sword on
 the neck of the old-Mr. Comma,
 convinces the world about his poor significance
 and assures the smooth running of the system
 without the presence of Mr. Comma,
 the world says,'' Let's see''.

©Pijush Kanti DebThe Death of the Comma?
Pijush Kanti Deb is a new Indian poet with more than 100 poems accepted or published in many national and international magazines and journals- print and on-line since June 2013.He is an Associate Professor in Economics.