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Happy Birthday O Banga Konya
(DEDICATED THIS WRITINGS TO THE BIRTHDAY OF SHEIKH HASINA, HONORABLE PRIME MINISTER OF BANGLADESH)

Today is propitious day of Bangladesh
Happy Birthday to You O Great Leader Of Bangla
Sheikh Hasina (Prime Minister of Bangladesh)

In the heart of...

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Categories: bangladeshi, birthday,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member The Little Master, Sachin Tendulkar
The Little Master, Sachin Tendulkar

At Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai,
   The Little Master chose to say good-bye;
His Rembrandtesque canvass hat shading eyes,
   He whispered thanks up to high-open skies.

Gods spurned earth but...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bangladeshi, character, courage, endurance, inspirational love, sports, tribute,
Form: Ballad
The Bangladeshi Flood
The Bangladeshi Flood

It is the latest worrying news to hit this troubled nation...
There is a growing bewilderment and fast rising indignation....
Ever since the Home Minister proudly announced to the nation...
Malaysia is in urgent need of...

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Categories: bangladeshi, anxiety, change, community, conflict, discrimination, humanity, immigration,
Form: Free verse
Graves, Part-1
O dear grandson, come here, have a look,
This is your grand mother's grave yard under the pomegranate tree.
I had buried her body here thirty years ago shedding my tears.
When I brought her at my home...

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Categories: bangladeshi, blessing, care, death, depression, destiny, emotions, grief,
Form: Narrative
Nationalism, Russia, Jingoism - Part 999
I
If your national and ethnic loyalties cannot understand other views of YOU, how are u better than Putin & his supporters?

Study ethnoi, ethnicity, nationalism ... And European wars (numerous) even under the Church - plus...

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© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bangladeshi, africa, america, confusion, philosophy, religion, universe, usa,
Form: Free verse



Deery deer e
Backpack without a "space", enter without an "e" and sift without a "h"

My Typing speed keeps me in "strumming" exemption these days, 
as these are seasoned in radius and ulna, non-prolific though
They hold the state...

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Categories: bangladeshi, bangla,
Form: Free verse
How Equality At Work Really Works the Funny Truth
Should an office employ 
50 men 50 women
87 white British with 7 of them Asian 
2 Indians 2 from Pakistan 
1 from China 1 Japan 
1 Bangladeshi and 1 Black man 
90 on the right...

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© Nick Trim  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bangladeshi, work,
Form: Rhyme
Sometimes, I Wish - From a Song of Bappa Mazumdar
Sometimes, I wish, I simply wish,  throughout the day  
Musing, on a moonlit night soaked in a blueish essence 
You and I, falling short of words. Silence, gone astray 
Pastime of eternity, where...

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Categories: bangladeshi, missing you,
Form: Free verse
Introduction of Myself
I am not a writer, not a poet, not a literateur, not a critic
I am a reader, like to read myself within world literature
I write sometimes something willy-nilly,
I write the whirling words of my mind...

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Categories: bangladeshi, how i feel,
Form: Free verse
White Saree
White Saree

You my friend! In White(1) Saree(2) and grim faced
Your dresses were, as always, colorful and laced
What happened to that enchanting, infectious smile?
Where is that enthusiasm, your charming style?

Death is a reality and everyone must...

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Categories: bangladeshi, death, husband, loss, recovery from..., sad, women,
Form: Rhyme
Poor Man On a Bike
Poor Man On A Bike

There is a viral photo of an Indian/Bangladeshi on a bike...
With 5 little children and his bedraggled suffering wife....
They all are seated on the bike, one kid seated up on his...

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Categories: bangladeshi, bangla, community, dad, family,
Form: Free verse
White Saree
You my friend In White  Saree  and grim faced
Your dresses were, as always, colorful and laced
What happened to that enchanting, infectious smile?
Where is that enthusiasm, your charming style

Death is a reality and everyone...

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Categories: bangladeshi, allegory, death, faith, life, sadwomen, life, me,
Form: Rhyme
The Workers Are Also Human
Fifty men of Bangladeshi mining workers have to sleep-
A large room in a warehouse, 
While the light reservoir plays all the time, 
From there, sometimes the sound of tired crying is fiddling.

The palms of their...

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Categories: bangladeshi, abuse, anger, conflict, discrimination, grief,
Form: Free verse
Rhythm of Life
The gentle breeze will blow,
It will bring news for new.
The old will become young,
Everywhere the birds will make song.
Bangladeshi white lily will offer their fragrant,
There will be no chance to be arrogant.
The rain will put...

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Categories: bangladeshi, beauty, blessing, change, courage, fantasy, inspiration, nature,
Form: Classicism
Some Death
No rain cries today on the field of Bengali
literature
Cloudy nymphs have gone too far away from
nCoV-19 weather

The hottest sun makes my body cry by sweating
Weeping drops full in my cotton handkerchief

No more he is
No more...

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Categories: bangladeshi, death,
Form: Free verse
Mr Robinson Is Going Into a Coma
Mr. Robinson’s going into a coma 
Slowly… gradually… 
All his family’s seeing him 
But nothing to do anything 
Mr. Robinson’s going into a coma 
What a deep sleep it’s! 
How much long a death is...

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Categories: bangladeshi, science fiction,
Form: Blank verse
How, How Much
How, How Much....?

The blood was very pure
The green grasses were childlike sure
The war brutally destroyed our war heroes and heroines
Thousands of peoples died
Thousands of mothers and sisters couldn't save their chastity
for this land, for the...

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Categories: bangladeshi, patriotic,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member I Wish I Was a Bangladeshi Chef
I am handed a bottle of wine 
I am told it's French and then, well, that's it

I offer my son another mint
He'll one day discover mint sauce

I'm drinking yoghurt out of a glass
I'm annoyed at...

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Categories: bangladeshi, adventure, analogy,
Form: Free verse
Butting Heads with the Bygones
Bygones are again beginning.
Big Nose Kate and Doc Holliday
bang and toss China plates,
bothering my ears with their
blooming Southern inhospitality.

Bedbugs, I never want em,
because they bite in the night
bedsits' in Birmingham Alabama
big red marks on my...

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Categories: bangladeshi, poetry,
Form: Free verse

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