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My Dear Sister

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  By Hiranya Borah

  Copyright 2017 Hiranya Borah

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  Preface

  Recently, a friend of mine asked me, ‘Can you tell me, who is the unhappiest man in the world?’ My answer was, ‘An honest officer in a dishonest department. He is not liked by his juniors, not by his seniors, not by his relatives and above all, he is not liked by his family members, his mother, father, wife and children. In the process, he became the unhappiest man in the world.’

  He agreed somewhat; but not entirely. Then he said, ‘To be a brother of a rogue sister is an unhappy man. Then when his family, including his mother supports the sister, not him, he becomes unhappier. Then, when she starts telling whole world that, she is a victim of her brother’s arrogance and success and other relatives believe it because of their own selfishness, the hapless brother became the unhappiest man.’

  Then he told his side of the story, about him, his childhood, his relation with father, mother, brother and finally about his sister. He requested me to write something on him.

  Keeping his request, I try to project his side of the story in a poetic verse instead of a prose form. However, I did not write something which goes against the dignity of the unknown sister.

  Thanks to my readers and friends and above all my family for their constant support to write something usual and unusual. I love them all.

  Author

  Her Arrival

  She was cute like an angel;

  A gift from God;

  Became bone of contention between the brothers,

  Who would take her first;

  On his lap.

  She was the prettiest gift for her parent;

  After two cute and smart sons;

  And just after an ugly duckling;

  Not smart, dumb in action;

  Repulsive in look;

  As they say thousand times;

  In front of him and behind him.

  She was the cynosure;

  For the parent,

  For the brothers,

  None felt tired of describing her beauty;

  Nor her slightest action as a child.

  She was given the impression;

  She had two loving brothers;

  And another one;

  Ready to provide her needs;

  And needs of the family.

  Two brothers were for love and affection;

  Another one was to be humiliated;

  In private or in public.

  He was forced to cook,

  At an unimaginable age of four;

  He was forced to be an independent cook;

  Before the birth of his sister by six years’ younger.

  He was forced to be matured before he reached his teens,

  His sister was treated as a kid;

  Even after she became a mother herself;

  Till their mother died.

  She was made a little spoilt kid;

  As her arrival made us happy,

  One and all.

  Her Teen

  She blossomed to a lovely Teen;

  Envy for her peers;

  Not only for her beauty,

  But also for having an intelligent brother;

  With a tall muscular physique,

  And a dream man of substance for every girl around.

  One day she confided to her brother;

  Every girl says about him only;

  But she loves not more than the other two;

  Still expecting all attention from him,

  Because she got the impression from her parent,

  He was to serve her but not to question her action.

  He did not comment on his sister’s preference;

  But till today he remembers;

  Word by word what she said.

  Her statement proved once again;

  His parent want him to grow as a provider

  Of goods and services to his siblings only.

  Father used to blame him,

  For all foolish actions by his siblings;

  In front of him, behind him;

  Thousand times, for years together.

  It may not be her fault,

  The liberty what his sister got;

  Spoiled her to the core,

  Still lucky to have a good result;

  Had gone to her head;

  She got the licence to do all the nonsense.

  Supported by her mother;

  In all her deeds, good or bad;

  She became rogue of sorts.

  Still her mother thought;

  She was an angel;

  To be protected by her brothers;

  From all the outcomes,

  The mess she had created.

  Her mother thought,

  Any good advice given by her brothers;

  To be rejected outright by her;

  Because she had the licence;

  To create only trouble for self and others alike.

  Her Dazzling Youth

  She was dazzling with her beauty;

  With a dumb head on her shoulder;

  Never became matured, even after crossing her teens.

  She was given immunity by her mother;

  To do anything under the sky.

  The brother confronted her;

  She cried and abused him;

  Mother supported her,

  Both, morally and financially.

  Mother always justified her actions,

  Due to immense love for her daughter.

  The Duo thought;

  Everyone was at fault;

  Whoever dares to question her actions.

  Mother wanted to pass on the responsibility;

  Of the rogue daughter,

  With the impunity for not asking any question;

  On her omissions and commissions,

  By the brother, who was supposed to provide;

  Goods and services to her.

  Finally, the provider of goods and services,

  Revolted to his mother;

  Refused to take responsibility,

  Without the power of asking questions,

  On her actions, which are unbecoming of a girl;

  Of a family with some repute.

  Both walked out of his house;

  Never came back for the same reason again.

  But mother always sided with her daughter;

  Never tried to understand pain of her son,

  As all thought, he should live only to support them;

  Without slightest ‘Oomph’;

  In his voice and actions.

  Victim Card

  She had an embossing impression;

  Given by her mother;

  She can do any misdeed.

  The brother whom they never loved;

  As much as the others two;

  Is duty bound to untie,

  Every mess she will create.

  After the revolt by the brother,

  She accused him of arrogance;

  Being financially better off;

  Being successful in his professional life.

  She ridiculed his every success;

  In front of all unsuccessful lazy sycophants of her.

  She never looked back her actions;

  In a judicious manner!

  She used to write absurd stories;

  Implicating his brother;

  Showing him always in the bad light.

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  Shadow of success;

  Never glorifies the success of her brother;

  After all she thinks,

  She is a victim of her brother’s success.

  She Wanted to Ruin His Married life

  She vowed to ruin his married life;

  In a collaborative manner with her mother;

  With a subdued support from her father,

  Staying in his house;

  Telling his wife about his past love life to

  His physical shortcomings;

  Praising her other brothers;

  Who stopped her entry to their homes.

  After all they are for love and affection,

  This brother is to serve only.

  The duo even dared to criticize the poor brother;

  In front of his in laws;

  And relatives of his in laws.

  The sister also got married to a boy one day,

  She told her husband;

  She has two loving brothers

  And another one with arrogance,

  With unhelpful attitude;

  Whose success has gone to his head.

  But the poor brother cannot retaliate;

  To tell her unruly past to her new husband;

  Due to unappreciated love for his sister.

  He cannot play like his sister,

  To try his best to spoil her married life,

  Following her footsteps, what she had done earlier.

  As a brother, he cannot tell his brother in law about,

  Her past, to ruin her life,

  As he still loves her as his little sister.

  He can never tell her husband;

  Why her brother avoids meeting his only sister;

  He always speaks less to him, not like her,

  Who tried her best to spoil his married life;

  From the day of his marriage,

  A few decades ago.

  He could not be vindictive brother as vindictive, as she is.

  But instead of being grateful to the poor brother,

  She labelled him,

  An arrogant, unhelpful to the core;

  A sister is to be ashamed,

  To have a brother like him.

  Her Point of View

  All the failed siblings united to criticize;

  The success of this brother;

  In his professional life;

  And on the financial front.

  Younger one tried to flinch him when she was young;

  The elder ones try to flinch;

  The ugly duckling;

  At the ripe age of fifties.

  The ugly duckling refused to succumb;

  May be due to his arrogance,

  May be due to feelings keeping in his minds for years;

  Nobody knows except him.

  But for her,

  He is arrogant;

  Never cares for his siblings and other relatives;

  Unhelpful for his brothers and sister.

  Only God knows;

  Who is correct and who are at fault!!!!!

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  The author is a Government servant and a man of vivid experiences derived from his official postings across the country, travels across India and numerous visits outside India. He is presently placed at New Delhi.

  His earlier publications are:

  1.Random Thoughts through a Coloured Prism

  2. Dilemma of a Young Mind

  3. Funny Statistics and Serious Statisticians

  4. Melody of Fragrance

  5. Akhadya

  6. Few Cities through the Lens of Hiranya Borah

  7. Guilt: Gift of Winter Spring

  8. Beautiful Ghost

  9. Great Fighters: Grace of God

  10. All Blurred

  11. Putting kids to sleep

  12.How to become unpopular

  13. Soulmates

  14. My grumpy Face

  15. Love and Worries

  16. Discussion of own Birth: A Taboo

  17. Interview

  18. Indecent Love Affairs

  19. My Fair Lady

  20.Waiting time

  21. Two Stories

  22. My Mother: Dashami Borah

  23. Parineeta

  24. Manorama

  25. Unwanted

  26. First Attempt

  27. A father

  28. The Portrait

  29. Snapped Thread

  30. Only He Knows

  31. The Stupid Mother

  32. The Same Old Story

  33. The Old Scoundrel

  34. Third Attempt

  35. Some of my First Days and First Nights

  36. Snubbed Twice

  37. Have You Met the God

  38. Frequent Flier

  39. Messiah

  40. Forgive and Forget

  41. To Win or to lose

  42. Call Girl

  43. Beyond Blood Relation

  44. Lady with a Black Car

  45. My wife

  46. Complete Woman

  47. Diwali Gift

  48. Romance with a Lady

  49. Open Hear Surgery

  50. My First Love

  51. Replacement

  52. Pebbles on My Way Home

  53. My First Bengali Book

  54. Murder Mystery

  55. Niharika

  56. Swapping

  57. Make a Habit to Thank God

  58. Killing of A Bird

  59. The Hero

  60. Fantasy versus Reality

  61. The Party

  62. Road Rage

  63. Death of a Friend

  64. Cannot Live with Memory Only

  65. None Cares for Me

  66. A Tribute to My Guru

  67. Two Professionals

  68. The Choice

  69. The Elusive Spouse

  70. First Encounter with A P

  71. Plane Crash

  72. Plane Crash Part-II

  73. Plane Crash Part-III

  74. Abducted

  75. A Bag of Currency

  76. Suitable Groom

  77. Head Hunters

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