An Oblation On a Death
Summer day; Chittagong, Bangladesh
Though there is no difficulty for the holy Fasting
The sun in its usual service
From our concrete life, global warming kidnaps jovial motion of the wind
Winter is far away from the spring
The hotness kills the charming face of the rebirth of love season
Warmest weather engraves its gravity
He was on the bed of illness for the old age disease
The sweat of working shades its drop from every pore of the skin
Tears and sweats merge align on moaning news
Wind in shocking; no tranquil breeze
No birds there are without urbane crows; cawing sounds
Tired leaves and tree in numbness
Karnafully River flows on lame
The path of the city wraps up the warmest dust
as if all are going on lament fully around of eyesight
In my hearing, a sound is ringing -
“No more he the pioneer of Sunniat in Bangladesh”
In my hand no knowledge to his great wisdom
In my heart no love as like as he has for the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)
In my eyes no taste and eager as like as he has for the holy Medina City
In my clothes has a trap of ego but he is free of any showing for the surrendered peace
Here I do not come but his love brings me onto his merciful knees of knowledge
Here I do not come but his politeness behavior fetches me onto his beautiful smiling
Here I do not come but his spiritual wisdom opens all door of love for me like recalcitrant spirit
O’ gone; you’ve gone on the scorching sunshine
but your spiritual face teaches me to live in love shrine
You’ve gone to keep behind me like a lover as an orphan
Tell me –how can I divide the love for the human
Love you; love you more
Certainly, God opens His merciful door
God will give you the place under the shadow of His throne
That’s why here I shut the eye door of meaningless moan
-May 13, 2019 Chattogram
An Oblation On Allam Nurul Monawar RA, Chittagon, Bangladesh
Copyright © Mahtab Bangalee | Year Posted 2019
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