Dull New Place I Poem By Aditya
Dull New Place
A day so sweet,
But no friends to meet,
From dusk to dawn,
I remain playing with a pen and paper in my lawn.
No toys left to play,
No friends every single day,
Only a hope to be a star,
One who shines really, not in home and car.
Writing books is my aim,
For satisfaction, and only a bit of fame,
A television to watch, but what’s its use,
There are no friends to play a game.
A television to watch, but what’s its use,
There are no friends to play a game.
Two hours writing,
Two hours reading,
That’s what is left,
I remember and cry in the memory of those moments that were best.
No Rajveer, no Divyaraj,
Only I am left with the loneliness, Raj,
I have a bat and a ball, but now they are barely used,
For there is no one left to play; I am so amused!
A life too dull, I am not able to tolerate,
A place too new, my joy is what I can’t locate,
I pray to god, if he exists,
Please let me go back to my heart; I pray this to priests.
-Aditya Tiwari
FAQs Dull New Place I Poem By Aditya
What is the main theme of the poem Dull New Place by Aditya?
The main theme of Dull New Placeis relocation, loneliness, nostalgia, and the struggle to adapt to an unfamiliar environment. It highlights the emotional gap between a child’s artistic ambitions (reading and writing) and the longing for lost friendships and outdoor play.
Who wrote the poem Dull New Place?
The poem was written by Aditya, reflecting personal experiences of moving to a new location, missing past friends (Rajveer and Divyaraj), and turning to writing as a creative outlet.
What emotion is primarily expressed in Dull New Place?
The poem conveys deep loneliness, nostalgia, and longing. Despite having hobbies like reading and writing for two hours each, the speaker experiences sadness over memories of better times with friends.
What does the speaker do to pass the time in the new place?
The speaker plays with a pen and paper on the lawn, spends two hours reading, two hours writing, and watches television, though the TV offers little comfort without friends around.
What are the speaker’s aspirations in the poem?
The speaker aspires to become an author and write books, aiming for personal satisfaction and a bit of fame—shining genuinely in the world rather than just at home.
Where can you buy the books?
You can Buy the books at Bookosmia.com and Amazon.
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