Long Tuberose Poems

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The Circles

Looked at the outside of steel window
Around in the dark, awesome feelings into the mid-night air
What the news was brought in the feelings!

Eyes of the orphan cat was flaming on the corridor.

Waiting for the light in the window 
Dark vision comes down into my eyes by cycle-weariness
Down from one circle to another circle in time-blindness

Who stands here, the Islamic old man!
Frustrated vision!
History of terrorism was carved on his burnt body
He wants to say something!

A white-complexioned Christian young man stands into the neighbor circle,
Surprised eyes! 
White-skinned history was printed on his blood-stained body 
He wants to know something!

A dark-colored Hindu boy stands into the third circle, 
Illusive vision!
History of third world is awakened on his envenomed body
He wants a little smile!

The old man, young man and boy are coming forward from the circles
Great distance... Near ...in front the room... 
Who are you? No reply
They disappear into the tuberose equipped black and white photo of my father
Dad is smiling, I am senseless! 

Tears are dropping from the eyes of our cat on the corridor.


Human Heart Is Lane of Valentine

o' this spring lives in this lane
and coming with enchanting heart,
here Jessamine flowers is cradling
peaceful conch-shell is calling the god of roses
fragrance of tuberose is chasing after beloved chignon
it’s the path of petals, of fragrances, of colors
both side of this lane the love lives in
the love Is waiting here
for me, for you, for both of us together
as the valentine

thorns!
nothing this is
on our together walking path
although this thorny path is endless

cause our love is
eternal alive being
to the path of resurrection day
under the SHADOW of ARSH-MOALLAH
THE SUPREME THRONE of GOD
no thorn, no sun burn can touch us as our DOOM!

LOVE is our ecstatic DOME
through this lane
without any pain
insane to sane
on the divine crane
we’ll live long as LOVING FAME



-February 12, 2019 Chattogram

Scent of Tuberose

I am a writer who cannot help but write    		
from early dawn to dusk I think and jot 	
each and every word is pure delight           
 		
I cannot state enough how eagerly I sought    		
those hours of tame that often gifted me                              
the rarest flowers of its sort, ... my lot                          	
 		
Sometimes I told my story on the moon for free  		
Sometimes I etched it on a star, such bless                 
its the joy of penning, who would disagree                             
 		
That a rhyming poem without excess   		
can be a flow of sweet compose		
there is no greater pass time, I confess                         	
 		
then letting a muse be your mentor of prose,           
each time it lingers, I smell the tuberose.

Her New Day

For the woman the world had turned a huge and restless black night 
The trees of mango stood at her window looking like black skeletons
Though the time was for the flowers to be in its deep green threshold 
For its fulfillment into the mighty flavour of deliciously dulcet freedom
Her newly-born baby was missing from the hospital's maternity ward

The whole hospital got into a tizzy over the said child lifting incident
With more and more intense gloom gathering over the petrified bed
Sat a still statue of black stone from starless dark and dense night 
Assurance found no soil in the stone to come out in a green sprout
Milk filled gentle breast kept crying in the core of  unsatiated desire 

In the dead of night a nurse came close to the bed in a tempest of void
The one day old baby smiled like jasmine held in her arms like a swing
The police recovered him from a nearby six storied apartment complex
A childless woman had stolen the baby to quench her thirst for warmth
The new day snatched from the new mom was thus given back to her

In the very dark night the mother shimmered in the emerging warm sun
This gradually turned into the morning glory of tuberose in a bush of joy
Cherry and chocolate larks came hopping in the new day's golden face
In the middle of sobbing night the new day opened the door of ecstasy
She told all that she had never had such a seagull like new day before

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18 March,2017

Changing Does Not Change My Love

O darling 
Look at me,
from my youthful sense
I make a garden
where I planted many flowers 
cause, I knew that-
by this garden 
you would go to your school, college, neighbor
and you would come back to your home

I knew 
you loved the flowers
such as Frangipani, Sweet Autumn Clematis, Tuberose, Sunrise, Rose, Primrose and many more 

all the flowers were there 
only for you, 
I worked there since
before the sun rising to see you within a wink
till your coming back home

 O darling 
you knew better my untold loving sense
and after your graduation 
I proposed you to marry; 
without any thinking 
you accepted me

years after years 
today we are 
on the running boat of our mid-time 

O darling 
still, all my flowers blooming for you 
cause I loved you, 
still the love same as before 
and I'll be the same as the fragrance of my flowers 

o darling
changing though comes 
but from you 
it does not change my love, 
and does not drive me away to another one 



-July 03, 2019 Chattogram


The Breeze Is Blowing Gently

The wind is blowing up gently
To float the hair of the evening primrose           
It is going to dust the clouds off slightly
Making the sunset more brightly glow

The lights afar are flashing vigorously     
That's the place of my warm home           
The violin is singing pathos long ago         
Flowing my deep missing into a stream
          
The boat in the sea is swaying          
It is dreaming of a distant sail           
The voyage must be the childhood tales       
That will be thousands of miles 
          
The night outside your window is getting stronger      
It is turning out to be the incense ink 
To gather a cluster of grass as a pen when I arrived        
To write down the words at the bottom of my heart
           
Making a sweet poem accomplished here         
Also by sprinkling with the fragrance of the tuberose          
To spread it everywhere in front of your window
To tell you that is my love arriving home

A Scarlet Response

I unlatched the window facing the Ivy frontage
The two trellis shutters went to play with the lights
The crimson waves of your full barrage
Inviting me to the velvet hilly heights

Brenda Chiri looked from the far west
Relaxed in her white tuberose fragrance
'No one can do romance like you', she stressed
With delight the two teacups closed their distance

I looked at the light playing on her angelic photo
In the left hand upper corner of the compliment
The morning sea in the violin and viola in legato
The pink hilltops laugh with green agreement

I turned my neck at the sunrise window
When she came and stood there, I didn't know

February 4, 2018
Form: Rhyme

The Time That Is Moving Round Me Now 4 - 6

4
there is no ending of words 

is there anything that may be called 
the end-word 

let the words make questions 
let the words give replies 
let the words shout
let them battle among themselves 

i can’t understand 
why is there so much endeavour 
to take me into that chaos 

a plant of small white flower 
is enough to make a garden itself 

even-then 
an assembly of 
the rose the jasmine the tuberose is made
to increase the rule of the garden 

after picking flowers from those plants 
my wife puts them to the feet of the god 
to worship him 

she has a drinking-glass a plate 
a hand-fan a throne 
for her god 

all are like tiny-toys 

among them 
the throne
is very important 

till today 
in many of our houses 
there is a throne

but it is neither for accession of men 
nor for making themselves king 

i’ve already said 
the throne is for our god 

that means for our lying on 
there may or may not  be 
even a broken cot 

but for our family-god 
to provide a throne
is a must
 
5
on that day 
when once i had gone into the 
myself-man 

i saw 
that the government and the opposition 
both sides were gheraoing  one another 

in the same pace
they were reciprocally
quarrelling threatening rebuffing abusing 

thus there was running 
a fine piece of democracy there 

it gave me enough pleasure 

then i again came out 
of that myself-man
 
in the outer-world
i saw 

bypassing the stones and the hard 
the roots of the trees 
going deep down in the dark
in search of soft soil 

and their branches are taking bent 
towards the sun-light 

 6
of late 
my intelligence seems somehow 
to become slippery

there is so much pollution 
in the myself-ism 

it seems 
even in collision with my shadow 
some dragon-flies are killed every day 

why do my eyes see so little 
why do my tongue speaks so harsh words 

to whose custody has gone 
those rain-drops 

those lemon-blossoms 

there is the glittering of dew-drops 
on the cob-web

the evening-worship 
is sinking into the barking of dogs 

as if the wings of the parrots 
become van-rickshaw 

as if the moon-light were
gradually retreating 
in the enlightened city-life

Premium Member Lullaby

Lullaby 

Moonbow cradle songs
Sing through sheer corona mists
In grace notes of acapella hues
While golden lunar lentos
Of twilight lunar rainbows,
Crowning Luna’s full face,
Arch with andante’s touch
Like a wrinkle in reality
In haunting flutters on the wind song
Drifting into enchantment and out of time.

A tone poem surrendered in a perfumed arbor
Settles chaos conjured in the cosmos
With gentle rhymes of barcarolles 
That rock with moonlight’s tremolo touch
A drowsy art song paints the tuberose perfume 
To soothe earth, sky and penitent soul 
In beauty revealed by moonlit rhapsody
Where lyrics of sleepy harmonies
Doze to the cadence of blazing stars
Wrapped in astral quilts, nodding in serenity.

3-14-23
Contest: L Poems
Sponsor: Constance La France

A "moonbow" is a lunar rainbow created by water droplets and the light of the moon.
Blazing stars are night blooming flowers.

Premium Member Hawaii Scents Her Greetings

Afar off as Luna disturbs the briny sea air, its pallid 
lips farewell kiss of former throne fairs to absence. 
Heir apparent solace a crown restored as its Hymn 
privilege rejuvenates Sol's nurtured Hawaiian Isles.

As guests, while a tad, in Hawaii's wild, there they'll 
see groundbreakers of Plumeria painted plumes don
guest guessing tree colors that rival Picasso's rarity,
Rose Period of benevolent hues missing silent blues.

On yonder rise further untamed, yielding in strength, 
the Bird of Paradise, queues surround a mound. Find 
true value in their weight of numbers enabled on top 
of the tabled bouquet than solo left alone--so lonely.

Siding with soloists that orchestrate scents, like that 
of the Gardenia, Puakenikeni, Kahili Yellow Ginger or
Pikake/Jasmine and Tuberose many more aromatics
redolent a symphonic scores, an orchid won, adored.

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