Bazi alis Subrata Ray (January / Formerly East Pahistan)
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The Haunting Haunt.
The path-way valley by the forest end,
With bush-covered scattered lea,
Waits a restless union.
Something of strange exchange,
Of dream evoked fulfillment,
In duet drama of no denouement,
Demands the repetition.
Episode after episode, comes and goes,
Why the meeting and what for,
Neither of the sex knows,
And yet the haunting haunt,
With so many mirth, so many baths,
Hang willing and un-shunned.
Bazi alis Subrata Ray
Submitted: Sunday, August 26, 2012
Poems by Bazi alis Subrata Ray : 270 / 404
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