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Bengali Poems - Poems about Bengali


Premium MemberDestiny, the final milestone

My sizzling heart failing around the clock
No light colliding with the dark to spark
But essence dying passively through the dim
Dream's wall burning by the fire of terror
In a second, a sharp arrow infiltrates the soul
And silently overflowing blood around its artery.
Nothing emerged than an insane time,
Everything not set as materialised
There are volatile inheritance bloodstreams
Follows to
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Categories: bengali, destiny, feelings, imagination, loneliness,
Form: Free verse

It's Bengali

War for the language
Red in green flag on the sky
Born there a nation


© Mahtab Bangalee
09 February, 2022
Chattogram
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Categories: bengali, life,
Form: Haiku



Premium MemberMother, A Miraculous Word

"Rabbir hamhuma kama Rabbayani Sagheera."
("My Lord, have mercy upon my parents as they brought me up when I was small.")
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In every tongue of every land, in every syllable ever uttered 
resides one pure word: Mother.
A face adorned like a flower in full bloom,
a grace radiant as the full moon’s glow, balanced in magical light.
Mother, the
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Categories: bengali, blessing, death, family, feelings,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberBanalata Sen - Translation From Bengali Poem

This is a translation of the famous Bengali Poem " Banalata Sen". The author is 
the renowned surrealist poet of India - Jibanananda Das (1899 - 1954). This poem is considered as his best and one of the all-time greatest poems of Bengali Literature. 



I wandered for thousands of years on the paths of the
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Categories: bengali, longing, love,
Form: Free verse

Bengali Women

Bengali women squatting
                                    Pitchers, bangles,gossips
               
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Categories: bengali, bangla, imagery, river, women,
Form: Haiku



Bengali Tiger Danger

X-A-Pacx
Smell power of aid
We dance through a complex enough circle, winning and losing.
Acid smell, magnesium burnin' rubber, i-see
Livin' rock n'roll, livin' dance puppet
BMW force and lineage, Merc all-around maker.
Holiday-Inn. Drive?
Bengali tiger on the loose, strap on that rope.
Sure I can, yes that's right I can.
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Categories: bengali, animal, city,
Form: Choka

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