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Majhi

His village is a plantation of privations, where a variety of sorrows grow. Love like corn lives within a pale cover. Pain is buried in the furrow of misery. Moneyless Majhi plods miles with his stiff spouse on his shoulder. Here to live is to burn like dried cow dung. First printed in The Literary Hatchet

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