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The earthen goblet. - Harindranath Chattopadhyaya.
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- 2. Prepared by M. PADMA LALITHA SHARADA GHS MALAKPET UNDER GUIDANCE OF Smt. C.B. NIRMALA Dy. Educational Officer Nampally Mandal
- 3. O Silent goblet! Red from head to heel
- 4. How did you feel When you were being twirled Upon the potter’s wheel
- 5. Before the potter gave you to the world?
- 6. I felt a conscious impulse in my clay To break away From the great potter’s hand That burned so warm
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- 8. Before that fatal hour That was me captive on the potter’s wheel And cast me into his crimson goblet-sleep
- 9. I used to feel The fragrant friendship of a little flower Whose root was in my bosom buried deep
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