The clock part 1🕐

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16 Oct 2022

Although it is a desirable truth, excess of any virtue does not shield one from the absurd in real life. Who says that being clean is bad? For example, Ashtauprahar goes around cleaning the house with a kerasuni and wet rags in his hand. However, when the motor starts running, he immediately covers his nose with a handkerchief like a Jain monk out of fear of dust, turns his back on the people, and stands like a pillar. The fixation with regularity is also true. There is a gentleman, as far as I can tell. With twelve cannons, they execute Chitrahuti every afternoon. One day, because the leaves have grown, the cooking is finished early in the home. If the uniform shows up, they take a watch, sit at the table, and if the time is fifteen minutes before twelve, Khushal allows the rice in the plate to cool.

It's been stated that the finest thing to put a smile on a lonely person's face is comedy. See how the author used it to tint this brief text. According to a legend, people used to set their watches by the hour of the departure of a certain aristocrat. I'd like to refer to this man as a slave to the clock! How disgusting that the clock should dictate to us when and what we should do when man created the clock for his own convenience! I would have told the dude straight up. Hello, gentlemen Even if you act erratically, you want to act erratically for just one day to see what occurs out of pure curiosity! The mechanical fat of performing the same thing every day is palpable to me. Monsoon will arrive, therefore baby, be thankful for creation. These guys ought to learn poetry from this distinguished poet, Mahakavi! What is the value of rain always falling at the appropriate time? Only appreciation does not arrive on schedule. No one values the same that each day the sun rises. However, the comet occasionally appears in the sky at random. How highly regarded is Sulkandi? Feel! Similar to how the sun won't rise one day, sincere appreciation is necessary. Due of irregularity or suddenness, persons who are punctual miss out on experiencing the strangeness of life. This abruptness makes me think of a hilarious anecdote. Who doesn't enjoy praise? A gentleman used to constantly compliment me. Of course, I believed the man to be a magnificent man and believed he thought highly of me. He once asked me to join him for tea at three o'clock. But at half past two, he unexpectedly arrived at his door. didn't anticipate my arrival. The next comment about me therefore caught my attention as he was drawing the shoes with a friend "This discomfort started at three o'clock! To be honest, I wasn't going to call him today, but he claimed to be a lawyer—useful for occasionally providing free notices!" I returned home silently by foot and encountered Second. Then, with a smile, he whispered quite softly, "From this ear to that ear,"