Asymptotic Poems


Love is a similitude diva of a butterfly soar

...Love is a similitude diva of a butterfly soaring- A Song of Nazrul Islam Babu (Niaz Mohammad Chowdhury)

Love is a similitude diva of a butterfly soaring higher on a flight of blindfolded pastime
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Categories: asymptotic, allah, allegory, appreciation,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberWhite Noise

...1.
arrogant conceit -
haiku’s meaning is province,
owned by its readers

2.
God’s movement’s verbal -
pictures cannot be haiku
one-offs have seasons?

3.
haiku definitions
are joke, exper...
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Categories: asymptotic, poetry, prejudice,
Form: Haiku


My First English Poem

...A Realization

Once upon a time, a baby was born
In a small town near the green mountains. 
He was living life off from thorn.
Blessed! But he’s always in pains?

He had all that he desiderate...
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Categories: asymptotic, god, heaven,
Form: Iambic Pentameter

Declined Reciprocity

...I will not ask for it      
                    Though its not to late
                I just don't want to be hurt 
              Scared if you'll take my mirth.

                 Yes! We'd  ru...
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Categories: asymptotic, friendship,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberAll the Worlds There Are

...Just watching raindrops slapping leaves
is better than anything requiring electricity
including fame and posterity. Monday
morning I walk over to the art museum
stand before Homer. I'm imagining
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Categories: asymptotic, art, change, god, life,
Form: Verse


God's Time

...She leaves in the world she doesn't appreciates;
Tendency, self-esteem depreciates. 
Counting material, neglecting particle;
Envious-- drive to asking miracle!

She wandered for solution;
Though ther...
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Categories: asymptotic, faith, life, recovery from...,
Form: Narrative

An Asymyotic Friendship

...Why was it that you were so shy?
I have time and again crossed your path
Have I wasted my time trying to catch your eye?
When we were together we didn't do much
We laughed together, but reserved our ...
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Categories: asymptotic, fantasy, feelings, time,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
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