[01] Lady Poem by Ashraful Musaddeq
[01] Lady
I don't know any lady
without eyes with zero dreams!
I've found two female legs
walking on the rainbow
At the top of the tree with birds;
I've seen two hands of a damsel
touching blue lotuses
Within thrilling waves of low air!
A pea-green lady soul secreting moonlight
Around orange-sun cracking jokes with clouds.
I've perceived weighty eyes
in the deeper black lake
Swimming with multicolored fishes;
I've seen an off-white body limbless
into an unknown folder
Walking slowly on the water!
I haven't noticed any woman
flying like kites together with a butterfly!
Poem 22
Book 'Beckoning Jade-Dreams' April 2007
Copyright Musharrat Mahjabeen
Mizan Publishers, Dhaka, Bangladesh
ISBN 984-8700-82-X
perhaps one day you will, the exquisite descriptions and colorful metaphors prod me into searching for that lady 10+
Remarkable metaphors and rhymes... Beautiful poems... Best wishes, Tsira
Indeed a fine stroke of wordyimagination… Excellently woven and dished out… Ten+ Ms. Nivedita UK Cordially invite to read comment and…my poems [Why hack my she –did you read? niv
I dont know any lady........ the poem flows without knowing any lady...... and the poetical power is there...........
Dear Poet, We Bengalies are indeed poet genetically and you're proving it relentlessly... Big poetic-hug to your Lady dr. sakti 25.06.09. India.
amazing use of colors this poem deserves to be a 10 and more Ashraful a great poet
I love the use of colour here Ashraful...excellent write...10+++
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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Wonderful lively image; I like some lines very much: 'two female legs walking on the rainbow'...'weighty eyes / in the deeper black lake / Swimming with multicolored fishes'...wonderful imagery. br, one