Long Mitra Poems
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A letter from home to Rome
To my dearest
If i had a secret
It would be that i like facing the same wind as you
You are one of a kind
My save harbor
You color my world with love
You showed me the power of love
Every moment i have spent with you is unforgettable, all remind me of you
You are the music to my ears
My best medicine
You are my friend, my love
More importantly what i love is, i hear your name every time my heart beats
You complete me
Even if the universe crumble
Nothing can move me away from you
Like sparkling diamonds
Our love will leave a memory in the sky
And a thousand years from now
You and me, our love will remain ever flowing.
Date : 28/07/2019.
Sponsor : Richard Lamoureux.
20 titles from 20 friends.
20 titles.
1. A letter from home to Rome - Robert ball
2. To my dearest - Jamila Bestre
3. You complete me - James Edward Lee sr
4. My friend, my love - Julie Leigh Rodeheaver
5. Sparkling diamonds - Joseph May
6. You color my life with love - Lu Loo
7. You and me - Aidan Sinclair
8. Music to my ears - Emile Pinet
9. Move me - Richard Lamoureux
10. The universe - Nina Parmenter
11. A thousand years from now - Carrie Richards
12. My best medicine - Andrea Dietrich
13. One of a kind - Caren Krutsinger
14. All remind me of you - Debjani Mitra
15. Power of love - David Hendricks
16. Safe harbor - Gregory R. Barden
17. What i love - Maureen Mcgreary
18. I hear your name - Lyric Man
19. More importantly - Edward ibeh
20. Ever flowing - Lydia Langemeier
POEM IN MY HEART
There is a poem in my heart.
Poetry is like the air I breathe.
A poem is born.
Fires of Imagination.
If only for a moment
Let the ego go.
Spread it all around.
My muse once sleeping was awake
Whispers at daybreak
Chasing the dream
My blue heart
Seeking serenity.
Oh! My mind
Who am I?
Where I stand?
It is only me-let me unwind.
Hold up the sky.
I dream of wings
Now my dreams can soar in sky
Where joy and sorrow blends
07/23/ 19
'20 Titles from 20 Friends' Contest by Richard Lamouraeux
Note. I have not added my words. Each line is the Title of A Poem.
Name of the Poets coming serially from Line 1 to Line 20
1. Silent One 2. Lu Loo 3. Caroll Connell 4. Brian Strand
5. Line Gauthier 6. Debjani Mitra 7. Edward Ibeh 8. JAN ALLISON
9. Carolyn Devonshire 10. Joseph May 11. Anthony Slausin
12. Michelle Faulkner 13. James Edward Lee Sr. 14. Richard Lamoureux
15. Gregory R. Barden 16. Charles Messina 17. Subimal Sinha Roy
18. Caren Krutsinger 19. Eve Roper 20. Sandra Haight
Many, Many Long Years Ago
among Stargazer Lily, Bleeding Heart
and Periwinkle . . .
This Dream Called Life
Shattered
Unconditional, love left
Without Lament
oh is there - light in the darkness
now that He Deep Sleeps Inside Dreams
where EAGLES soar
oh my, Nocturnal Reverie
Oh Death . . .
I whisper I will, Love you forever
oh, DEATH'S COLD HAND . . . takes
now I hear, The Singing Of The Lark
and recall the words, UNTIL DEATH DO US PART
in the Echoing Emptiness . . .
where I am lost in a Sea of Tears
and the GREY CLOUDS keep gathering . . .
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July 17, 2019
Poetry/Free Verse/Lamenting Lost Love
Copyright Protected, ID 19- 1167-059-02
All Rights Reserved. Written under Pseudonym.
Written for the contest, 20 Titles of 20 Friends
sponsor, Richard Lamoureux
Fourth Place
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Titles used, and poets-
1. Many, Many Long Years Ago, Nette Onclaud
2. Stargazer Lily, Lu Loo
3. Bleeding Heart, Sandra Adams
4. Periwinkle, John Gondolf
5. This Dream Called Life, Andrea Dietrich
6. Shattered, Eve Roper
7. Unconditional, Emile Pinet
8. Without Lament, Frederic Parker
9. light in the darkness, PS Awtry
10. He Deep Sleeps Inside Dreams, CayCay Jennings
11. EAGLES, Beata Agustin
12. Nocturnal Reverie, Victor Buhagiar
13. Oh Death, Carol Connell
14. Love you, forever, Debjani Mitra
15. Death's Cold Hand, Larry Bradfield
16. The Singing Of The Lark, Gary Smith
17. UNTIL DEATH DO US PART, Jan Allison
18. Echoing Emptiness, Winged Warrior
19. Sea Of Tears, Subimal Sinha-Roy
20. GREY CLOUDS, Line Gauthier
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DEBJANI MITRA
Free verse
MIDNIGHT CHIMES (COLLABORATION WITH DEBJANI MITRA)
This poem is an English translation of one of the beautiful Bengali poem of PS poet MALABIKA RAY CHOUDHURY
Midnight chimes unveil in cascade,
glances of your shimmering face
engulfing me in a transient dream...
As if you never went away!
As if I didn't wake up to see you're gone!
As if I no longer felt the shatters of pain
swaying back and forth, in an empty swing.
And nothing meant anything anymore.
Yet I know that I will hold you forever,
caressing you in the cradle of the moon.
Oh Yes! The enigma of your velvet touch
Is forever my own,
In symphony of the floral sea, and
In embrace of the endless sky.
Copyright © Debjani Mitra | Year Posted 2025
Standing in the corner of my mind
I can see vast fertile land
I sow seeds of limitless wonder
The sky opens up I can hear
clapping of the thunder
I can see them grow green and strong
The roots have taken a firm hold under
The wind is gently playing with me
Flowers are in full bloom as I cross my mind
Suddenly from the corner of my eye I see
The weeds are laughing, they are mocking me
Not a moment do I waste to uproot them in haste
In this vast garden of my mind.
The sun has created a spot light I can see
It is shining down on the creation of glory
My labour now is bearing fruit
Ripe and ready from tip to root
Collecting each one nice and slow
I fill my basket to the brim and more
The dawn has broken across my mind
It time to sow beauty of a different kind.
Another musing by Carol Mitra.
P.S. IT’S POETRY WRITE ON WRITE ON CONGRATS TO MY FELLOW POETRY SOUPERS PART 4
Many thanks to you selected poets;
Of sharing your whispers from God, tho you didn’t know it;
Each letters and each word;
Reads so very dear and well;
Joys of your souls cheers;
Covenants of choice, reading your voice;
Blessing peace be still;
Please keep writing your skills;
Rhyming verses blessings of course it’s… P.S.
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Many, many long years ago
Began the longest walk
With this dream called life
A journey with my soul
Embedded in life spent alone
along the shores of pain.
Mind sinking in blue
When I am old
Dying bit by bit inside
Singing the old age blues
Longing to be young again.
As I sit and watch the wind blow
From the horizon of eternity
Through the clouded window of time
The only thing that matters now
When twilight arrives with a sigh
Start stepping through time.
I hear in me musings of an aging man
For him the time has come
Start journey inward
In search of peace
Following sound of silence.
July 25, 2019
20 Poem titles used :
Many, many long years ago (Sandra Haight)
The longest walk (Gregory R Barden)
This dream called life (Andrea Dietrich)
A journey with my soul (Dear Heart)
Life spent alone along the shores of pain (Lu Loo)
Sinking in blue (Anisha Dutta)
When I am old (Emile Pinet)
Dying bit by bit inside (Nette Onclaud)
Singing the old age blues (Connie Marcum Wong)
To be young again (Line Gauthier)
As I sit and watch the wind blow (Charles Messina)
The horizon of eternity (Debjani Mitra)
The clouded window of time (Eve Roper)
The only thing that matters (Sunshine Smile)
Twilight arrives with a sigh (Heidi Sands)
Stepping through time (Julia Ward)
Musings of an aging man (Edward Ibeh)
The time has come (Gershon Wolf)
In search of peace (Victor Buhagiar)
Sound of silence (Abdul Malik)
This poem is a TRANSLATION by PoetrySouper, DEBJANi MITRA, of my poem "Monta Hariye Gechhe" in Bengali.
I thought my heart no longer flutters
an ache in its painful landscape
once wept in teary red eyes
I wondered why it no longer flutters.
crushed in stampede of the world
perhaps in peace , crumbs of my heart
meanders in emptiness of an open window
I wondered why it no longer hurts.
And then I turn around to your thoughts...
your laughter... your voice...
in flicker of a second, in alluring meadows,
hovering around you, my heart flutters,
Oh, it was never lost, it still hurts !
Dated 25th April 2021