Enter the Maori Ladi Malborn son wife say to Silibiris Come thaththe today Fathers day in Amrika no but but no in Ostralia so you carri the malla and we go to Pola Silibiris no care fathers day or no fathers day Him happi happi to go anywhere by bus train or tram Him had heard Malborn Pola is bigger than Jathika Pola in Bullers Road during Dudley Government time Silibiris got readi Sudu Baniyang, iri iri sarung, black coat, Bata slipper with socks and sunglasses to boot Them get off the Tram at Victoria Market Ammo the kiyanne You mustma see the crowd Them pushing shoving shuffling forward between aisles of Clothes stalls, vegetable stalls, pots and pans stalls, fish stalls, meat stalls, boru boru badu stalls and what not stalls Silbiris thinking thinking why why them Ostralia sudda pepol so poor to come shoving and pushing in Pola when them can go to Woolworths Supermarket When he look look more closely Him realize this place no look much like a place in Ostralia Them crowd look more same same like Pettah World Market Them Africa pepol, Them Vienamee pepol, them Italian Greek pepol, them Indian pepol ani contri in the world looking pepol but Ostralian pepol Him get pushed and shoved along through them stalls Him no realize him unknowingli get separated from Malborn son’s wife in the rush Him see Kankun, Murunga, pol, Rambutang, Masang Him see thora, para balaya, halmassa What for the tellin sirla Bettama than Jathika Pola without any poling This wouldma havu been heaven for Silibiris wife Kusumalatha who might be in heaven or hell by now Silibiris thinking day dreaming Budu Ammo Suddenli something like a Mac truck bumps Silibiris from behind Him go flying Fall down Dada badass On to a vegetable stall Wambotu flying, Murunga flying, kankun flying, Mannokka looking big big ala flying Ali jaramara Silibiris hed going marry- go- roun Stars going round and round Him eventualli open eyes to see A beeeeeeg Maori Ladi staring down at him How embarresment Malla gone flying Bata slippers gone flying Sudu baniyang spotted with splattered tomatos Worse still sarung wrapped around Silibiris hed And this Maori Ladi staring down on Silibiris with pity And she aks You orright maaaite Somebodis calling ambulance Somebodis asking if him can speek english Somebodis asking name and address Somebodis asking if ani family or fren around Silibiris remembered Malborn Sons wife Chandra Where where she gone No can see her anywhere He dontkno her mobile number He no rememba where them livu Ambulance come sirens blaring Two General Hospital Attendants looking pepol come booru anda carrying Check Silibiris here there evuri where Aks Silibiris if him want to go hospital why him hiding Tapioka in him sarung Silibiris rememba him havu no Medicare or moni to pay for Ambulance Him say no no I fine I fine I go home pine Maori Ladi say no no you no walk home I canma take you home She picked up her big Tapioka malla on one hand Silibiris on the other hip like carrying another Mannokka Goniya Carri him to her White Van and lay him down Aks where to Man? as she drives off Silibiris hed hurting Him thinking thinking where where he going But but no can rememba anything Him pass out In the backseat of Maori Ladis white Van Next time him wake up Him on some strange bed With Maori ladi sitting on the shide Sprinkling water on him face Him thinking Midi Koheda Thiththa Nari kiyaida aththa Why not take what deviyo given free Even if in the form of a woman size of a athinnee So he say Aiyyo nona where where I am my arm hurting my leg hurting my chest hurting and all the bodis hurting Maori Ladi say no worri no worri you on my bed I make you feel goood with my special oil all over yoooou
Posted on: Tue, 04 Mar 2014 06:31:34 +0000
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