The water in the pond drying
For it turned into vapor.
In a few days
No water will be there.
...
The rain came.
Eagerly all were waiting for it.
But a torrential fall
for a few days
...
My old house stood
By a marsh
Surrounded by the bushes,
Covered with grasses and rushes.
...
A pariah cat, timid
Crossing a busy road
Ran over by a speeding truck.
Vehicle after vehicle
...
Tiny drops of tears
from the eyes of the little angel
clear and glittering like pearls
in the scorching summer
...
Recently in a winter evening
on a leisure drive along a national highway
with my wife I remembered
my journeys
...
Unable to live
in the polluted water of the pond
the fish jumped up on the bank.
Yet unable to go anywhere
...
On a foggy day in winter
I wandered long
riding my bicycle
down the countryside.
...
Captivated by her
On a fine day
I longed to write a poem
On her beauty.
...
At the crossroad
I was knocked down
by the galloping horse.
Past me it sped
...
Seeing your shabby portrait
of old age
I remembered once long ago
how you captivated me
...
Lying on a stretch sofa
one holiday
the officer in his fifties
dreamt of a village belle
...
This night listening
to the melancholic song of tamna
(Tamna - a singing bird)
from the distance
...
In that rainy night
near her home
at the distance
a lone electric lamp shone;
...
At the beginning he danced
To the tune of the audience.
Painstakingly
In different styles
...
In the cold winter morning
the village road was quiet.
Ricksaw puller Tolmu was then fast sleeping
on the grass at the roadside
...
The Pond
The water in the pond drying
For it turned into vapor.
In a few days
No water will be there.
Yet the clouds seen
At the distance turned away
In other directions.
In the shallow water
Of the pond
Fish are seen
Swimming here and there.
'But oh, Clouds,
Where have you flown? '
Shri Akham Nilabirdhwaja Singh is beautiful wise poet in this literary site. I totally agree with Poet Rajnish Manga Ji that Shri Akham Nilabirdhwaja Singh has keen and acute observation to the nature, social activities and human feelings which he appropriately penned in his praiseworthy poem with simple and wise expression. I also wish him a greatest brilliant success poetic adventure. Long Live Shri Akham Nilabirdhwaja Singh Ji, Long Live
I have read a couple of poems written by Shri Akham Nilabirdhwaja Singh and am greatly impressed by his sharp observation, social concern and human touch apart from his love of nature. Hats off to him for the simplicity of style and brevity of expression. He is an outstanding poet. I wish him good health and a rewarding poetic journey.
A great and very talented poet...., ..God bless you dear friend...///