Upcoming Dawn Poem by Rahman Henry

Upcoming Dawn

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Tired, drowsy eyes. An unclothed women,
Struggling— by the shore of this Bay.

A desolate Moonlight: given birth to her. Now listening
The clashing songs of sand and sediment;

From large and medium rocks and pebble
Falling down moonlight— blood-flooded; besides her.

Still
There's no ending of this gloom;
Each and every night is as longer as 365 years—

Devastated from the menstrual over bleeding;
She begs for a sanitary napkin, or at least,
Looking for a piece of clothing—She has to return to the locality

Thursday, August 29, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: bangladesh,darkness,dawn ,disappointment,distress,future,metaphor,woman
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kumarmani Mahakul 29 August 2019

There is no ending of the gloom. Every one wants to get recovery from darkness and comes towards light. A brilliant poem is amazingly penned with an amazing imagery....10

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Rahman Henry

Rahman Henry

Natore, Bangladesh.
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