Best Bazar Poems

Romance Day And Night

How the Romans played their moonlit dreams
splashing out near viaducts of love I can only
wonder same as with knights in shining armour
or rather without when the Ages seemed dark
and oriental spices called for senses and beyond

Roma and Sinti travelling with passion in...

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My loving cousin 
Nongmaithem Manihar Singh ,
had not seen for decades;
how time can sting,
after his passing I went
to his home at Yairipok Bazar
where memories roam
to attend the Asti sanchay.

That country market place
miles from my house in Imphal
I have not visited for a long time.
During my...

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A new day perhaps, of immeasurable tin, sound of din
A hurricane noise, a thrall of riotous cuts, although thin
The blood-curdle choke of rage from before
Now purchased like plasma from the needle store
Go hump yourself, If you want my schtick, you vampire whore
You’ve had enough since...

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the canto of begging

1.
when the morning sets in
with the sun rising in the east 
i put on the dress of a beggar 
extended up to the horizon
and the canto of my begging starts 

i beg 
beside the big-bazar 
beside the fly-over 
beside the college-campus 
beside...

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REFUGEES

I read of Rohingya
Thrown out of Myanmar.
In a city near Cox’s Bazar.

I remember that place.
It’s hundred-mile beach.
Its waterfalls, jungles.
Its beauty and peace.

A place where turtles
Come home to nest
Where waterfalls
Splash from on high.

Where the jungle holds sway
Over tourists at play,
On the longest sand beach
On our world.

Please...

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TRIO

      Soil, Water, Air
      These THREE are essentials,
      Only Air is free.
      Go to Big Bazar, buy THREE,
      Sure to...

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A prosy prose for deity to mourn,
As the hunger stricken wobbles  the ground.
Oh! the old retinues that feed besides our ribs.
Come again with their unbearable tax payers,
While the labourers' stomach rumble!
The ignorant chieftains stare from above,
While the Kwashiorkor kids parade the streets!

Farmers clank their...

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REFUGEES

I read of Rohingya
Thrown out of Myanmar.
In a city near Cox’s Bazar.

I remember that place.
It’s hundred-mile beach.
Its waterfalls, jungles.
Its beauty and peace.

A place where turtles
Come home to nest
Where waterfalls
Splash from on high.

Where the jungle holds sway
Over tourists at play,
On the longest sand beach
On our world.

Please...

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Bangladesh has got lots of natural beauty,
This is nothing but for us God's bounty;
Cox's bazar sea beach is the longest all over the world,
It's wonderful beauty can compare to the dreamworld.
When the rising sun starts shining 
The barking sound of the water seems to lion's...

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Let the sun and moons switch off their lights
I have no complaint
One hundred zeroes in my room
Let them shine bright
Still hundred pictures I do paint


Till I have my grapevine
I live in cloud nine
Thunder lightning or rains
In my vein, no pain
They gladly aid my poetry design


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An Auto Ride
 

A shuttle auto ,we were all into,
a student passenger leapt in.
Agglutinated her ears to the air pod,
eyes wide on the screen.
A small distance auto rickshaw it was.
But she kept busy ,wishpering and blushing,
time to time a smile popped flashing.
In between annoyed for...

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No beautiful face on sale; Bazar is out of order
Fairyland - O dear goddess Ishtar! - is out of order.

I was alone at home, we'd to spend the noon together
Now, she rings aft' afternoon: my car is out of order!

Life is not that simple that...

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i hear
at nightfall
as rainfalls
somewhere
in Cox’s bazar
across the river
a child’scrying voice
echoing eerily across the land 
i see his tiny stretched hands
his little footprints on wet sands
poor little boy was found amidst
the chaos and confusion and noise
at the scene of massacre that claimed his mother
and ever since...

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Standing in a market square
Kabeer wants everyone’s welfare,
Nor friendship to any,
Nor any enmity! 
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Kabira khada  bazar mein, mange sab ki khair,
Na kahu se dosati, na kahu se bair.

Kabeer advises us to look at everyone with the same equal eye, no one as an undue...

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No one had any idea about their game plan
X,Y were allies of z and their target was Khan
Z Zeus ordered his allies to attack Pathan
One day when Khan Pathan went to Bazar to shop
X and Y came there to cop
According to their pre planned drama...

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