Interesting fracturing: man + oeuvres, whether intentional, or inadvertent, yet allows for further meaning.
Munsheak volkonk zai techi rit, "riyaz," ani kam polloun. —Venantius J Pinto On Tue, Jul 28, 2015 at 12:35 PM, Nelson Lopes <[email protected]> wrote: > President Abdul Kalam > Everyone must return to the Creator one day, and so the President too has > obeyed the universal rule of life and death > He was humility personified, a great trait in any human being of substance > The aura and trappings of the office did not in any way change his attitude > and behaviour towards the elite position he held For a man aptly named as a > missile man, his achievement as a scientist alone did not make him drunk > with pride,He remained humble and simple to the core, As the President his > expenditure was perhaps the lowest for all times to come He leaves behind a > legacy, which is worth emulating for all great men to be born even > He became The President, to hold a high office by accident of fate.He > never canvassed or showed a desire or interes,A position of honour and > responsibilities and which he did not fail when called to exercise his role > and wisdom > Perhaps his ascendancy was talked about as a sign to appease the minority > community rather than his merit and to ward off a contest and to put a mark > of authority of the Congress satraps. It was clear when he was denied the > second term for no apparent reason of justification The lure of office did > not push him to stand as an independent.Who can doubt the place had to be > reserved for the scion of the Congress and hence the subsequent > machinations and man oeuvres fitted a game plan that turned sour > Long live President Abdul Kalam, a man who rose like sphinx from the > shackle's poverty, but was not entwined with the circumstances > -- +++++++++++++ Venantius J Pinto
