Short Bangladesh Poems

Short Bangladesh Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Bangladesh by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Bangladesh by length and keyword.


Of the Mourning Day, Bangladesh

August comes, reminds
Of Nation's Father
Green field still holds the fresh blood!


-Thursday, August 1, 2019 Chattogram
Form: Haiku


An Unfortunate Man of Bangladesh

There was an old man of Bangladesh,
Who watched his wife making Shandesh.
But once, by mistake,
She made a cake 
What an unfortunate man of Bangladesh!
Form: Limerick

A Lady From Bangladesh

There was a lady from Bangladesh,
Who wanted a bath to become fresh,
So she dived into a river,
But felt herself shiver,
So she swam in a thick woolen dress.
© Brita Roy  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Wildness

wildlife at stake!
wildness changing our hormone
men changing in beast


29.09.2020 Chattogram


***
Note:-  it's written on recent gang-rape of Bangladesh
Form: Senryu

Climate-Change In Bangladesh

Climate is changing in Bangladesh –
As a result
Some flowers of one season
Now bloom in another
Winter is vanishing fast
Summer is rougher and hotter
And rainfall is more than ever!


The Book He Read

There was a lad from Bangladesh,
Who read a book titled, 'Suresh',
He wakes up every night,
Because he sees a light,
And the book comes to him afresh.



November 4, 2022.
howmanysyllables.com
Form: Limerick

Bangladesh

Then land of rivers is my motherland –
I love her greenery even her sand!

In every season she wears a new dress
And of course she changes her mood to impress!

Her air of villages is so fresh
Anyone will love my Bangladesh!
Form: Rhyme

Bbc Closed-Captioning

The BBC claims before long
The faeries will rescue Hong Kong
Like Bangladesh*
Faeries refresh
Plus Bojo says Trump can't be wrong!

28.VI.20 18:00 "Bangladesh is
heavily reliant upon faeries to
transport people ……"
Form: Limerick

Dwarf's Rejoice

Is it you?
Not me it is
I am convincing,
It is for you
Someone is watching,
And the expected Moon
Is getting closer in the afternoon!
It is the Dwarf's rejoice
To extend his hand always,
Never to catch, it is not realizable.

Asking For a Name List

To cry I’ll be able to make
How many people
After my death?
Who are they?
What are they of mine today?
Did I love them?
Did I do for them?
Why they would cry?
Did I cry?
For why? For whom?
Yes, I’m dying soon.

_______________________


May 3, 2010
Kallyanpur, Dhaka
Bangladesh
Form:

Premium Member Marrakech and Bangladesh

Marrakech and Bangladesh
       My recall's not that fresh...

     On to the parts of the limbic system
       In school, I usually missed 'em

     Quarks, photons, bosons, and gluons
       Art class? Cut and paste?

     All that stuff you're supposed to learn
       ~ Seems like quite a waste
Form: Rhyme

Bangabandhu

How many poems you have written, o Tagore!
How many poems, o Jibananando Das!
How many immortal pictures you have drawn, o Joinul!
How many songs you have composed, o Nazrul!

Bangabandhu throughout his whole life
has written only one poem -'Bangladesh'.
Only one song he has sung with the tune of heart
and only one picture he has drawn-'Bangladesh'.

Triumphant Flag

They left long ago
Now it’s free green land all through
Bangladesh its name

It’s victory month
December derives each year
To celebrate us

Red heart in the green
Flying on peak point of pride
Carrying valor

We salute and pray
For liberation martyrs
Live long their earning

Live long the green earth
Humankind and global peace
Let us make one world


-16.12.2020 Chattogram
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Terrorism

Flickering are the stars of compassion as they are mourning the slaughter of the innocent!*







(c) Demetrios Trifiatis
          02 July 2016


*Terrorist attacks everywhere has rendered our world a dangerous place to live.

After the terrorist attack last Tuesday at the Ataturk airport in Istanbul with 44 dead and close to two hundred injured, 20 innocent hostages were killed in the capital of Bangladesh, Dhaka.
Form: Monoku

East Bangla

Treasures of honey in the flowery fertile lands; sweetest smell of splendid fruits; full of basket by the several handmade cakes in different seasons; the agricultural lands were fulfill with the magical touch of natural skilled farmers; granary, cow-house, pond -everything was under godly blessings- it was our Bangladesh

Golden touch was there
Natural pleased loving land
My east Bangladesh


©Mahtab Bangladesh
Chattogram
16/11/2022
Form: Haibun

Sailing Through Ichamati

We are a very old wall,
Useless at times. Sometimes forgotten.
People don’t want  us anymore
In need of no repair,

History books record tears on our bricks
Long languishing hours
Smoked around us.
Policies and  principles ruled our lives
When the country was young.

Ichamati is the corridor
Into things we can design.
We are twins 
Our veins have one blood
Even when we are separate souls on map.

Note: Ichamati is a river that separates India from Bangladesh.
Form: Lyric

Floods follow no borders

Floods follow no lofty order,
And blind be to any border,
They like none, nor dislike,
And equal do all strike,
He knows who’s a fair beholder.
___________________________
Happenings |24.08.2024| river, flood
Poet’s note: The new regime in Bangladesh recently felt that India deliberately opened up dam waters to inundate the neighbour country. This ditty shows, the truth is otherwise. The Indian territory was no less affected by the floods, and their fear is not well-founded.
Form: Limerick

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