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Premium Member MIDNIGHT CHIMES - COLLABORATION

DEBJANI MITRA

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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

Atut Mitra aur anokhi Mitrata

Kuch baat to hai usme, meri dost hai wo jo mere liye khas to hai
Anya ladkio se alag hai wo kuch usme abhinn andaaj to hai
Ek Sukoon hai usme jo apnapan mehsoos kara, ruh me sama jati hai
Pata nahi kyun uski har ek baato me ek sachai nazar aati hai!!

Uski dosti hai mere lie sathi, har musibat mein saath rhta hai 
Meri khushiyo ka safar, use bataye bina adhoora sa lagta hai
Dil se juda nahi, par hai ye dosti ka atoot rishta gehra
Har pal uske saath, lagta hai kuch khaas hai yeh mera!!

Kisi apne ne hi kaha hai, ek dayre se niklo, bohot achhe humse v milenge
Par maine koshish nahi ki, kyun ki karib se dekha hai ki jamana bharam hai
Dil ko choo gaya hai, ek sachha rishta mere sath hai
Daayra chota ho gaya hai, jaha ek dosti ka asli parichay har yaado ka mohtaj hai!!

Ye dosti kuch aisa hai, jahaan roj baat ho ya na ho, par ehsaas hai saath ka
Jahaan no thank you, no sorry, bas zarurat parne pe hota hai yeh pyaara wada sa
Nazar na lage kisi ko, bas ek dar hai dil mein kuch purane risto ka
Dua hai ek ki dosti hamesha kayam rahe, har mushkil mein sath ka izhaar ka!!

She slept, slept her daily wage

For children’s maw a woman slept,
When not, wage and daily bun slept.

In hope that at late last he’d come,
Windows, leaving doors open, slept.

The night, shadowy more than shy,
On spreading her dark omen, slept.

‘I need none whoso in all world’, 
My pride, in death all undone, slept.

Dog-tired, enduring my burden,
Me all awake, my divan slept.
________________________________
Ghazal |05.12. 2023| sleep
Based on a Gujarati Ghazal by Mitra Rathod.


Mist and Moon

MIST AND MOON

The other night
She woke up with a start
As she felt something soft
Touch her sleeping heart.
The dark room was awash
In a milk-white diffusion.
She wasted no time---
The door opened and shut,
And her grey robe wrapped around
She gingerly stepped out
To stare at the sombre moon.
Her breathing brought a whiff
Of the grass in the fields nearby,
And the trees in the woods a little more distant...
It was the tangy smell of the wintry mist
Quietly descending, or was it rising from the soil?
Details of the land smudged,
The mist was painting a picture in sepia,
With the halo around the indulgent moon
Smiling a quiet, mystic smile!
The mist and the moon, and
An unseen owl's occasional melancholy hoot...
Enchantment held her in an enchanted thrall...

                   THE END

Sharmila Mitra 
30 August 2021
Rights to the poem reserved

Premium Member It Still Hurts - Collaboration With Debjani Mitra

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

Ranjeet Aani Ramteke

Khobragadyancha Ranjeet 
Ramtekencha Lakshman
Dhamaal hoti Jodi
Bhakkam killyasarakhee
Borgoanhoon Chalbardila
Roj yaayche aavarjoon
Abhyaasaat asayacha khaakya
Vaachnaat patayit doghe
Bhavandasarakhi miravayachi
Aadarsh mitra aamhapari
Kaay gazab karayachi doghe
Shadet aamchya gavala
Tumha doghanna visarane 
He shakya naheen he aatach kadale…!!


Asymptomatic Person

A-symptomatic
P-erson's
R-espiratory
I-llness
L-ets

M-onstrous
A-ilment
E-mploy

M-ysterious
I-nfection
T-o
R-emain
A-trocious

Topic: Birthday of April Mae M. Mitra (April 23)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic

Premium Member Mindfulness

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.

Premium Member Our World On Loan

How little of this world we own
Of rain drops and dew drops 
and things made of stone
Of blue skies and night skies
Of seas and rivers and peaks forlorn
are God’s gifts to man on loan
and how do we treat them?
with careless disdain no time to think
The wreckage is strewn will a careless tone
and so we run not stopping to blink
when things are bleak and we moan
the earth is heavy and sighs a groan
are we ready to change our sight?
what we refuse to lose and keep up the fight
For love is the only beautiful gift for our world alone.

Another musing by Carol Mitra.

Affectionate Person

A-ffectionate
P-erson
R-emains
I-n
L-ovely

M-ind
A-s
E-ndearing

M-an
I-s
T-ruly
R-ighteously
A-dmired

Topic: Birthday of April Mae M. Mitra (April 23) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic

Anger Leads To Hate

A-nger leads to hate, 
P-utting one in violence, 
R-esulting in risk; 
I-t takes away affection, 
L-ove, devotion, and kindness.

Topic: Birthday of April Mae M. Mitra (April 23) 
Form: Acrostic Tanka

Please Come Again

Oh rain please come again
Wash away the tears of pain
Walking through the solitary woods
Forgotten the sweet memories of childhood

Oh rain please come again
Cherish me, here I have Nothing left to gain
Sorrowful life of mine feels terrible
This pain is really unbearable

Oh rain Embrace the body of mine
Show me the path towards shine
 Each droplets of water purifies my soul Petrichor of the post rain console
Rainbows makes everything colour full
This Illusory hope makes my life Gleeful

-Sucheta Mitra

Frog Cultures

THINK OF FROG CULTURES 

JUST LIKE HUMAN  NURTURES !

HERE HUMAN BLACK STABBERS 

ARE RISING UP LADDERS !!

WE FIND RUMOURS AND HUMOURS

SAME AS JUMPING OF FROGS TO OTHER !

HUMAN  RUMOURS OF ‘UNSENSORED LOVE’

JUST OPENING OF FROG’S MOUTH TO OTHER

HUMAN HUMOURS TO HUMILIATION

JUST LIKE FROG JUMPING TOGETHER

FROGS LIKE HUMAN ARE HERE 

THEIR ABILITIES TO JUMP TOGTHER

 ARE GREATER THAN 

ANY SCIENTISTS' INVENTION !!

OUR LIFE  IS FULL OF FROG’S JUMP

SOMETIMES WHICH LEADS TO 

ACUTE  DANGER TRAP

BUT WE HAVE TO SAVE FROGS

TO GIVE US A NICE JUMP


NAME: SUDIP KUMAR MITRA

ADDRESS: 87/4, JYOTISH ROY ROAD, NEW ALIPORE, KOLKATA -700053
	         STATE: WEST BENGAL, COUNTRY: INDIA

MOBILE: 09836043326

DATE: 06TH JUNE 2013

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