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amar ei path chawatei -Kabir Suman

Unsatiable an ode to my harmony
quenching mundane in simplicity

light and shadow overshadowing forecasters to me
lighthearted, unmindful, a gentle breeze in subtlety

Daylong awaits I long alone lingering only for a chime

Whence omniscience harbinger of altruism 
reasons to be
pristine in me

until then pulcher bits and beauty flying over the mundane me
yonder to ponder a journey due for the impeccable time in glum and glee

A splendor, a dew, a timelessness early droplet, an everlasting cosmology
in my patsy to see, to be, to sing in harmony! 

Composition : 1912
Place : Shilaidaha

Carrying One's Pain With Dignity

I have learned to walk through sorrow softly,
As one might cross a field of dew at dawn—
Each step a shimmer, each breath a prayer.

The world does not stop for grief,
Yet the roses still unfold their tender hearts,
Unmindful of the ache beneath the sun.

There is no shame in silent tears,
No weakness in a bowed head—
Only the grace of those who endure.

Pain is the shadow that proves our light,
A companion we neither curse nor praise,
But carry, folded in the heart’s deep pocket—
A secret weight that teaches how to love.

Premium Member Pedestrians on rain soaked street

    Full Moon shines and street lamps are on.
    The lady wearing shiny skirt in flying flare
    putting stylish Melania's hat, slight slant -
    holds a cluster of golden flowers
    stepping on elegant gait.
   She overlooks the man crossing her.
    It seems she is unmindful 
    thinking of someone feeling cosy,
    for whom she is carrying the posy.


A Lass goes to School in Delhi

The bright shining visage
As glowing as the glossy morning sun.
Brighter the legs,
Though not fully seen,
That pulls a thousand eye’s apples
The skirt tangles
Above the knee.
Chubby thighs and knees too.
It was a sober chilly foggier morn
And the fainting Beings.
The rest wool flocked
The socks locked ankles
That protrude the blocky shoes 
And the unmindful bosoms swing.
The neatened curly locks hang on her temples
Thoughtful, mischievous timid eyes 
With conniving looks –
They look and don’t look.
Cognizant of being starred at. 
Look at everyone and not at anyone. 
Her whitish brown angular countenance
And the big bag of assumed knowledge on her back.
She walks into the school bus GF 8,
Lost herself in thinking of thoughts -both hers and others. 
Pulling down the tens of ‘manly’ sights.
And the unmindful women
Both in envy and admiration.

Gone But Not Forgotten

Unmindful time sneaks past
the stage of perfect life.
Quick as dreams take their place
nostalgia clings tight.
     Embrace fun,
     run the course,
     laugh a ton.
     None fathom
     when it's done.

The Quiet Pull

A single pill rests on the counter--
quiet, small, almost polite.
I told myself it would stay that way.

But days grew thinner,
hours frayed at the edges
and the quiet promise began to hiss.

Friends laughed. I nodded.
My reflection wavered in the glass,
someone familiar yet gone.

The pull was slow - like water eroding stone,
soft at first, then urgent, unstoppable.

I chased the calm it offered,
unmindful of the shadows it left behind,
the nights pulsing with my heartbeat,
the mornings hollowed and quiet.

One day, I reached for air instead...
for the sharp taste of morning,
for voices that held me without judgment,
for a hand that said;
“You are not this. You are still you.”

Healing does not arrive in a flare.
It creeps softly, day by day
teaching the heart to see once more,
to taste the colors that were dimmed,
to carry the weight of the world
without letting it break the soul.


My Character Towards Inconvenience And Controversy

Curiousity kill
A cat's neighbor, unmindful
Delight brought him back.

I got to listen
To your plea, raise and complaint
Before I lift feud.

I'm so tired but free
Mind says walk further a mile
Body says stay.

Your life's not my fault
My life is not your business
Nothing frills to chills.

A Sole Provider

His eyes that run dim with tears like autumn’s fade
Reflect the pain of love's defeated grade.
He invested all, his heart and soul,
In her, his love, his life's control.

He made himself her sole provider,
Trusting she'd stay, his love forever to deliver.
But now, she's gone, and he's left to grieve,
No legal bond, no proof to retrieve.

Bottles pile high, a futile quest,
To drown his sorrow, and find some rest.
But alas, the pain will not subside,
For love, now lost, has been his demise.

A bird that falls, a thousand pass,
Unmoved, unmindful of its tender grass.
So let this be a lesson true,
To guard the heart, and love anew.

Premium Member Animating innate vibrance


When we find our morale at rock bottom, 	
It appears the earth has come to a standstill!
Finding ourselves amidst darkness all around,
We are in a dungeon with no escape, we feel!
Unmindful of our innate abilities, at times we forget 
To bounce back, like a ball hit against a wall!
Seeds sprout piercing the upper layers of the earth,
Sensing the touch of raindrops from clouds so dark! 
A word of consolation is enough for a soul
That has fallen down, to rise up like a spring!
Things that appear dormant in nature for the time being,
Can erupt like volcanoes unwarranted any time,
Animating their innate vibrance to everyone's surprise!

Premium Member Crushed

Petals falling 
from unseeded bud
opened by a midnight sun
sparkling it to love 
then vanishing 
to return on its course
in candle lights
stolen star to star
unmindful
of ice pellets 
tearing at the calyx
teardrops 
frozen in the throat
lacerating heart 
throbbing to harden 
like winter in silence.
February weeps
meet a new face
lights start dancing 
in the eyes 
glances caressing 
two hearts
whispering to each other 
sweetness
crushed grape 
turns to wine
tinting two goblets 
crimson!
Eternal seed 
buds new life 
flame of God's
everlasting light
running through veins 
of two hearts 
saying to each other: Yes 
I love you

Pleading Fable

If duckling, piglets and puppy
Live, eat and slept together
No fussing, growling or barking
Why can't humans get along with each other.

We are all God's jam, an Earthling humans
Why can't we live in friendship, unmindful
Of color of skin, religion, nationality, please...
Have peace, love, kindness to everyone.

Interludes In Life

Wonderful sunshine
Happiness to an angel
Singing through this cutie
A piece sung by Celine Dion
My Heart Will Go On.

Hot noon day a blazing fury
A poor PWD weightlifter
Trying her best practice religiously
Unmindful the poor physical condition of the gym
She's still manage to cup a prize for her name.

Misty cold evening at ground hotel
A lonesome romantic dancer
Dancing on the floor in rhythmic motion
Accompaniment of a grand piano
Played by a centenarian grandpa.

Sad Love

She came crying
In no season
Me asking
For what reason.

No answer, only sob
A finger pointing on her heart
I suspect it's all about love
As I sense it from the start.

Oh, my daughter is in love
As I hear some romantic phone call
I see her glowing stare from above
Unmindful a glass of water already full.

The happiness is short-live
As she open up her grief
The love she give
Has betrayed by a thief.

She later found out sought
The boy she commit
Is already betroth
Agreed to better quit.

I pity my daughter
For such an early failure
But I never discourage her
For that lovely error.

For a moment, I gave her a glance
And tap her back a shove
Advice her to give her heart a chance
To never give up on love.

Heavy

Glenn Hughes Poetry Contest - Robert James Liguori
HEAVY: Glenn Hughes:RESONATE (2016)
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I know that strange feeling
A ton weighs on my heartstrings

The Ears yearn to listen
Language of the given

The Eyes wish to rest
In the dust of land born

My gut waits unmindful
For dishes made by mom

It’s so heavy, I got to go home
To my mom, to my land, to my folk

I wanna see that teared smile 
On wrinkled face of mom

I wanna feel the tap & hug
By my folk, by my kin

Every time I feel the fear
I fear death away from home

It’s a crime if you don’t feel that way
It’s a crime if you just walk away

The air of motherland
The soil of motherland
The tongue of motherland

Worth known to only
Those far away from home

You know that you’re not alone

In The Shadow of Sunlight

Quote: When earth’s one half faces the sun, the other half goes to restful sleep – Anonymous
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With tilted axis
And elliptical orbit
Earth shimmies like Prima ballerina

With a graceful pirouette
She faces the Sun’s heat
Smooths out glare on her feet

At night she parties
Filling veins of her green
With stimulating goodness sap

Moon, the proud practice partner
Strenthens her seasonal jumps
Allows her to Celebrate

Appreciative Sun shines
More on the partner
To see well the glow on ballerina

Unmindful of Newton’s theories
Lush lives thrives on this duet
In the shadow of sunlight

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