Sieges Poems | Examples


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Know you not of a sigh so deep as to be rendered immeasurable?                                                                           Or a cry so saddening that the ear cannot bear the sound of it?                                                                            Or grief so painful that some hearts cannot bear the pressure?
Perhaps you have never experienced immeasurable sighs nor                                                                             unbearable cries. But are you aware of a grief that explodes                                                                                    the heart, bleeds the soul of cherished dreams, and if not                                                                            mended, perishes ideals of civility it seems?                                                                   
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Categories: sieges, emotions,
Form: Blank verse

It's July

O Ruby; you are my resuming red

Red, the heart of the gemstone
Symbol of love and passion
Comes to the path of romance
Takes the soul gratefully at a glance

Fountain of July torrential rain
Within rhythmic welcome sane
Dearly drenching nibbling grass
Where we're for the rabbit nurse

Rain kisses the dog, the barbed wire fence,
The floodlights of night, where camera lens
Sieges your dancing through neon lights
And silhouette of heart phantom behind

No sun and no moon there are
Days fairness and nights darkness desire
Unstoppable life force in dripping
From your scented body of evergreen

Maiden tulips and lotus on your soaked cloths
Cheerfully greet wild reunion with the inner smooth

Bluish-purple the larkspur far alone
The water lily on the brimfull pond
Bonding a grove of amorous eyes
With the red wine and craving ties

Warm and burning warm everywhere
Deaths and deceptive virus also snare
Soggy mind in the beat of window
Hearing the weep of Leo born widow

10.07.2020 Chattogram
Categories: sieges, july,
Form: Free verse


Virulence of Corona

A sudden wildfire engulfs the world.
Ephemeral flames keep burning untamed.
Contagious fumes  mire a cerulean spring,
as flying creepy carriers spread a turmoil.
Virulent pathogens entering airway of lungs 
behind veil of common cold, stares Death.
Fragile sick vessels can't battle pneumonia, 
hijacking cells , sieges a dangerous Corona.
No armaments to fight an army miniscule,
helpless kingdoms, are we powerful humans? 
Visages hide in hysteria of harrowing masks,
panic begging kindness, from unseen parasites. 
An invisible Godzilla empties crowded streets,  
as scrubbing soaps wash handshake greets.  

Return us our old days of contagious laughter.
Twinkle in those smiles, once called infectious.
Sick of a fortress life , wearied of quarantine pain,
let's live hand to mouth,  oh rich! make poor again!
Coughing and Sneezing, spare a nightmare of Flu
Let us breathe in unison again... 
a fearless hug saying, "I love you".



14th March 2020

Sponsor	Team PoetrySoup
Contest Name	Coronavirus COVID-19
Categories: sieges, health,
Form: Free verse

Death

Death


Horrible to think loss of life
Once taking birth in beautiful earth
Why think of lose gift of life!

Studied being one sided and
Trying to forget project of terrible death

Why so hard not to crack
Through power of knowledge
While I see flying of jetliner in sky 

Man can do progress in all respect
Nature has provided capability
To bring change and to capture range 

Still poor to open mystery of death
While I muse at the way people die
In womb of the mother further numerously
Strong death sieges why separately!

Give me light O nature if you have pity
No one want to wash hand from beautiful life
Death is powerful having no alternate
To escape from it not mentions in history

A belief in heart rises so scaling kinds
What is the difference between death and life!
Reason to reason person to person
Culture to culture and far from region

Society values according to customs
Though the capture of death seems 
Abide by theory of perfect

Death is a must powerful bliss
While one die only can believe
So need to think before death 
Live peaceful life making all smile.
Categories: sieges, life, light, longing,
Form: Blank verse
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