Short Assamese Poems
Short Assamese Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Assamese by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Assamese by length and keyword.
1.
Autumn is in the air
The naked trees gaze up at the sky
As evening descends
Like a deep sigh.
2.
Midnight's station
The trains bid a tearful farewell.
3.
The storm has blown away
A single autumn leaf
Still hangs on.
(Translated from the original in Assamese "Tinita Stabok" by Mrs. Ranjana Sharma)
Keep the door to your heart open
Flowing upstream all night on the Bhogdoi
I long to be the flute
That plays for you at dawn
Like the hum of a honey bee
On your moist lips,
I long to be a melody of love
To be cherished for a lifetime
(Bhogdoi- a river name; which is in Assam, India)
(Translated from the original in Assamese "Muro Mon Jai" by Mrs. Ranjana Sharma)
O' Soul, why is the sound
Of heart break so desolate
In the dead wind by the overflowing river-side
As if a gaggle of wild ducks flew away
Carrying ripe autumns at their beaks
The moonshine fainted by the mirror
In the midst of
A dream's course
The moon sank
In the landslide
My Soul, everything's over now
Twilight has descended on the graveyard.
(Translated from the original in Assamese "Morixalit Kalsondhya" by Prof. Anita Baruwa)