Get Your Premium Membership

Read Poems by Maharagama Ananda

Maharagama Ananda Avatar  Send Soup Mail  Block poet from commenting on your poetry

Below are poems written by poet Maharagama Ananda. Click the Next or Previous links below the poem to navigate between poems. Remember, Poetrysoup is an environment of encouragement and growth. Thank you.

List of ALL Maharagama Ananda poems

Best Maharagama Ananda Poems

+ Follow Poet

The poem(s) are below...



You, the Heaven-Sent

Ruining the moral murals
With its rhymes of times 
Fulminous falls fell
Soaking my soul
With arts of heart-wall

The passing wayfarer
The life-laden layman
Seeing the callow curves
In a suppressed pipe dream

Giving a heart
of no fine art
A ditty with witty lines
Attuned with a fitting tune
Scented with a decent 
Barely bloomed bud
In a thorn-throned thicket 
To whir like a chirping cricket

I’m greatly grateful to thee
With a matchless sublime fee
For coaching in a cosy couch
Yonder, a song’s nature
And her phrasing of signature

Breathlessly speechless though
To requite the love I owe
You, to me, in words less
The Sinhagiri, the fortress

(The poetic English portrayal of the Sinhala verse ‘Wasanavan numba mata’ by Mr. Mahendra Siriwardane)

Copyright © Maharagama Ananda | Year Posted 2021


Post Comments

Please Login to post a comment




A comment has not been posted for this poem. Be the first to comment.



Back


Book: Reflection on the Important Things