Master of multi tasking
Folk tale rewritten by
P.R.Ramachander
(This is a well known
folk tale and I was reminded
about it ,
by reading a Tamil post
by my friend Sri Krishnamurthy
Iyer . My thanks to him)
One king in
turkey while hunting
lost his way,
And took shelter
in a house of a weaver
in a village ,
But the
weaver did not know that it was
the king,
And next day
early morning the king
woke up.
He saw that the weaver
was weaving threads
,
He also saw that a
rope was tied in his
hand ,
And when the king
asked he said, “ the
other end,
Is tied to a
cradle and if baby wakes up , I will pull it.
The king noticed that
near him was a stick tied to a black cloth,
And the weaver said
that if he moves it the
crows coming ,
To ear grains
outside would fly away
and then,
The king saw that a
bell was tied on the weaver’s neck.
For a curious
glance the weaver replied that by shaking,
Them he can drive
away rats which come
to trouble him,
And then the king noticed that lot of children outside ,
Was being taught
by the weaver , their lessons.
When king asked , “Why not call them inside?”
He replied
that while learning lessons they were
s dancing,
On wwet clay
standing there , so that it would become
ready ,
To make a pot and
the king appreciated him .
The king said
you are the master
of multi tasking ,
And the weaver
smiled and told , true king,
I have
married a Kashmiri girl and I am learning ,
From her carpet
weaving and Sanskrit also,
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