Short Bazar Poems
Short Bazar Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Bazar by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Bazar by length and keyword.
B-ad
E-vents
N-ot
J-oy
A-re
M-ade
I-n
N-egativity
Topic: Birthday of Benjamin Bazar (May 2)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
B-ehold
E-arly
N-ew
J-oy
A-s
M-irth
I-s
N-icely
B-ringing
A-nother
Z-estful
A-wesome
R-apture
Topic: Birthday of Benjamin Bazar (May 02)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
J-ust
E-xpect
S-weet
S-unrise
I-n
C-oolness
A-s
B-eacon
A-nd
Z-enith
A-like
R-eappear
Topic: Birthday of Jessica Bazar (January 21)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
J-ust
E-njoy
S-ublime
S-tatement
I-n
C-omposition
A-pplied
B-y
A-uthor
Z-estfully
A-ppreciating
R-egards
Topic: Birthday of Jessica Bazar (January 21)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
B-ehold
O-ne
N-ewness
I-n
F-ine
A-tmosphere
C-elebrating
I-mpressive
O-pen
B-eacon
A-nd
Z-enith
A-fter
R-ain
Topic: Birthday of Bonifacio Bazar (September 16)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
In the marketplace,
from a woman vegetable vendor
a bazar cow snatched away
a big mustard plant.
She shouted at the cow
rebuking it with the foulest words
she could muster
while the cow relishing it's loot.
An old Street dog,
loving life ,
rested in a shaded corner
looked at the youthful cow
with envy.
Amtol, Reazuddin Bazar, Chittagong
with a simple dressing up
slimy beauty she was before me
busy in Eid shopping
she was seeking something best for her
for celebrating the Eid near
I was walking by behind
as if it was gravitational power
but I couldn't tell, "You look simply beautiful."
cause I was modest in character
- Sunday, June 9, 2019 Chattogram
i hear
at nightfall
as rainfalls
somewhere
in Cox’s bazar
across the river
a child’scrying voice
echoing eerily across the land
i see his tiny stretched hands
his little footprints on wet sands
poor little boy was found amidst
the chaos and confusion and noise
at the scene of massacre that claimed his mother
and ever since the boy calls for his mother at nightfall as rain falls.
Standing in a market square
Kabeer wants everyone’s welfare,
Nor friendship to any,
Nor any enmity!
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Kabira khada bazar mein, mange sab ki khair,
Na kahu se dosati, na kahu se bair.
Kabeer advises us to look at everyone with the same equal eye, no one as an undue friend, and no one as foe either; hailing all, hating none. What Isha Upanishad said, and what Bhagavad-Gita too, Kabeer has put it in a layman’s language.