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Premium Member Singing Lass of the Valley
Pretty little lass Meena had an endearing wish, 
which did not seem very much attainable to her family! 

She had a captivating singing voice -
people called her "Myna of Srinagar", 
in the valley of Kashmir! 
But she coveted for...

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Categories: myna, bird, fantasy,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member 'blood' Brothers Or 'Bloody' Brothers Under the Banner - Parts 1 and 2
“A dying people tolerates the present, rejects the future, and finds its satisfactions in past greatness and half-remembered glory.”

“A strong man makes a weak people. A strong people don’t need a strong man.”
John Steinbeck (Nobel...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: myna, political, brother, lost, people, brother, lost, people,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Fantasy of a Magical Bird - Story Poem
In the valley of Kashmir, lived Meena, a pretty lass,
Undoubtedly she had a captivating singing voice! 
Myna of Srinagar, people around used to call her,
But she coveted the royal trophy of "Best Singer" 
She didn't...

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Categories: myna, fantasy, music,
Form: Narrative
Neighbor
Neighbor
Babul Ahmed

We have two well
Everywhere in the middle of
the Virgin River flowing.
Your home on the north side
I, along with the southern windows.
Every morning, facing East
We see both sunrise,
Road, the western horizon
Scarlet red beam bent-law of...

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Categories: myna,
Form: Epic
The Anonymous Angel
I don't know
Who was it
But it is definite
I got the rainbow

At a forgotten point of time
It was placed
A flower vase finely laced
The vine leaves climb

Very often in the sleep
During the REM phase
Shows up the lace
The...

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Categories: myna, angel,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Lets Thin the Herd
Let’s thin out the herd. Let’s thin out the herd.
Tear off those masks, those gloves, be absurd!
Dance in the streets; share cottage cheese curd.
Bring home a vulture, a myna, a good dodo bird.

Let’s all give...

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Categories: myna, life,
Form: Rhyme
These We'Ll Yet Destroy
Two owls charmed me
moments before I embarked
on the hours of industry to come.
Their silhouettes were dark and secretive,
their voices wistful and low.
I had a moment only to be soothed
with no thought to the truer meaning,
sinister...

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Categories: myna, environment,
Form: Free verse
You Will Come
I know you will come
Yes, I know you will
touches the exuberant youth of that fir tree,
in the touch of the seriousness of the meditation of the Himalayas,
holding the cool stream of the fountain of the...

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Categories: myna, love,
Form: Free verse
Liberty
I had a lunatic feeling, once, of caging a bird,
I had purchased a very beautifully-looking cage;
I had kept a myna in it and did very well gird,
I saw to it that she felt happy and...

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Categories: myna, freedom, life,
Form: Sonnet
My Darling Forever
You are the my indisputable favorite 
You are the sweet song in my ears 
You are the melody of my coquettish woodwind 
You are my sweetheart for eternity 

Indeed, even the breeze that kisses you...

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Categories: myna, good night,
Form: Ballad
O Lovely Mother of Mine
O mother ,wrap me in your shawl
 and comfort me with your love
Rains have taken my warmth
  and winds have scared me alot

I regret the day umbilical cord is cutt off 
and i am...

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© Aamy Khan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: myna, addiction, blessing, care, caregiving, deep, Lullaby, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Lovely Paddy Fields
Countryside serene with
the sprawling Paddy Fields on both sides
of the roads,
Yet day by day
paddy Fields losing and
serenity of countryside waning
houses,schools,brick fields, oil pumps
shops constructed over
the roadside paddy fields .
Yet tenant farmers who till
the lands by...

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Categories: myna, nature,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Myna Bird Solace
There they were, in the center of
our asphalt cul-de-sac street
circled around their dead companion,
four common myna birds, holding
their own semblance of a funeral.
I slowly backed out of my driveway
and passed by them in quiet reverie.
They...

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Categories: myna, bird, funeral, grief,
Form: Free verse

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