Dresses To Look Nice
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Your looks to carry your first impression:
Your dresses ! Onlookers to appreciate.
It is said ‘ Choose food on own decision,
but select dresses on choice of associates.’
You...
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Categories:
assamese, appreciation,
Form: Quatrain
A Cup of Tea
...Just one cup in the morning; no added flavor
Ceylon tea or Assamese is my preference
Each drip and each sip I so favor and savor
Betwixt too light and too strong. This makes difference
Its red-...
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Categories:
assamese, happiness, life,
Form: Sonnet
Rongali Bihu
...Rongali bihu
Rong cascading down
the days around April fifteenth
jotted over the almanac
(Rong bihu or Rongali bihu, the Assamese gala)
luring New Year for the Assamese peeps and their culture...
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Categories:
assamese, 12th grade, april, feelings,
Form: Epic
Mekhela Chador
...Mekhela chador
I was too hurry and overwhelmed
To embrace the attire
"mur maa rr mekhela chador" ( - "my mater's Indigenous Traditional Assamese Dress")...
The days in kindergarten,
I cheri...
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Categories:
assamese, 12th grade, age, beautiful,
Form: Epic
Khar
...Khar!
or
An alkaline extract!
my mouth drools
o! momma
everytime I think of the dish
whether it is the beloved
amitar khar (i know as papaya khar),
tiyohor khar (i know as cucumber khar),
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Categories:
assamese, 12th grade, food, magic,
Form: Narrative
Twilight At the Graveyard By Kuldip Medhi
...O' Soul, why is the sound
Of heart break so desolate
In the dead wind by the overflowing river-side
As if a gaggle of wild ducks flew away
Carrying ripe autumns at their beaks
The moonshin...
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Categories:
assamese, image, life,
Form: Free verse
Three Thoughts By Kuldip Medhi
...1.
Autumn is in the air
The naked trees gaze up at the sky
As evening descends
Like a deep sigh.
2.
Midnight's station
The trains bid a tearful farewell.
3.
The storm has blown ...
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Categories:
assamese, image,
Form: Free verse
Pessimism By Kuldip Medhi
...Let the cold be more intense
The chill passing through every vein
Till blood congeals
Let the chill make its home
In every home
And the city sleeps
In shivering cold
You must now be lying...
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Categories:
assamese, life, pain,
Form: Free verse
Only For You By Kuldip Medhi
...The conch and temple bells ring
The offerings lay out with fragrances and flowers
Unknowingly, you and I
Are drawn towards each other
You hum a tune
While I listen
Slowly the sky transforms fr...
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Categories:
assamese, image, love, romantic love,
Form: Free verse
Last Word By Kuldip Medhi
...Met her first
Where
The meadow stopped
Behind the mountains
Benched on the buffalo's back
A cowherd
Played a riverine tune
Where
The bow-shaped river
Flowed north
The white yachts...
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Categories:
assamese, grief, imagery, pain,
Form: Free verse
It's the Beginning By Kuldip Medhi
...It's the beginning
From here the road
Takes a bend
Like the horse-shoe
Towards west
From here the stretch
Of bare meadows
On both sides of the path
The tufts flying hither-thither...
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Categories:
assamese, imagery, life,
Form: Free verse
I Long To Be By Kuldip Medhi
...Keep the door to your heart open
Flowing upstream all night on the Bhogdoi
I long to be the flute
That plays for you at dawn
Like the hum of a honey bee
On your moist lips,
I long t...
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Categories:
assamese, imagery, love, romantic love,
Form: Free verse
Fragrance of Love By Kuldip Medhi
...Love means a wild whistle
A soft breeze through the window
Creating ruffles in the mind
Love means patter patter rains
Echoes of spring, dance of rongali
Love means the sunshine of ...
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Categories:
assamese, love, romantic love,
Form: Free verse
Dark Dreams By Kuldip Medhi
...The evenings nowadays have become gloomy
Across the bridge, a bright patch of light
Disappears behind a curtain of mist
Fields lie fallow
After a day of festivities
And roads wind their way
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Categories:
assamese, imagery, metaphor, sad,
Form: Free verse
Lamenting Wings
..."you are more than I deserve. It's a love I never dreamed I'd find. Happinesd like this is worth dying for..."
- Yasunari Kawabata-
Looking down, while flying midway between sky and earth,
I saw...
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Categories:
assamese, 12th grade, friend, friendship,
Form: I do not know?
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