You Are Everywhere Poem by Ravisankar Maitree

You are everywhere
Ravisankar Maitree

One day you came and sat here
I want to forget that words
The old banyan tree does not forget
Memory reminds it when I come.
One day you washed your legs in the pond’s water
Some baby fishes touched your fingers with their mouths.
Now they become grow old
They come to search my finger
They search and count ten and ten make twenty,
When I come I recollect
One day you become a girl of the Meghna
You rowed a small boat like Amina
What a transparent water of the Meghna, the memory is still vivid
We two were wandering a long way
You passed away, but presents in everywhere.