(21 September 1972 - / Jessore / Bangladesh)

Sayeed Abubakar
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Sayeed Abubakar, son of Nur Mohammad Biswas and Amena Khatun, was born on September 21,1972 at Rambhodrapur under Keshabpur upazilla of Jessore district, Bangladesh.

Literary Life

Sayeed Abubakar started writing poems at a very early age. Then he was only 11. Many of those poems were published in local newspapers namely The Daily Sphulingo and The Daily Ranar. In those days he used to compose 60-70 poems per day because he was determined to defeat Rabindranath Tagore by the number of poems. Really it was a peculiar silly attempt of a young poet. Later he realized his mistake. But it helped him to be skilled both in rhymes and rhythm at the early stage of his ... more »

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  • Selim Reza (1/23/2013 8:25:00 PM)

    Sir i think myself proud to be a direct student of you. I am very fortunate cause i have become able to be your affectioned. I become glad thinking that i will be able to write something about you in your absence from far in the future.we like your life style cause it is full of honesty and simplicity.

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  • Selim Reza (1/11/2013 11:53:00 PM)

    This poet is a love poet and at the same time a revel poet also.we see in his many poems he has shown us how we can bring out revolution to create a new world that is out of poverty, corruption and anxity.he is an honest and international figure.his acute weapon is his soft smile and generosity.he is my dear Sir and poet.

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  • Angel Lockwood (11/6/2012 10:05:00 AM)

    If I forget you, romantic
    A heart touching poem
    Great!

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  • Nazib Wadood (10/2/2012 9:03:00 AM)

    I love Sayeed Abubakar's poem, because his poems touch my heart, stir my conscience. I am proud having been a translator of one of his poems.

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