Ink Soul Poems

Bhagavan's Five Elements of Nature
by Ink Soul

Golden flags rise upon the earth's wide land,
...

Some Journeys Are Not About Returning but About Revealing: Ashmita by Ink Soul

In the silences where waves whisper secrets too heavy for shores a realm exists beyond any map Known as the Thirteenth Meridian not a place but a wound in the ocean's heart where ships vanish and the world mourns forever A sanctuary of sorrow a cradle of memory where the lost become eternal Ashmita sailed not just across the Pacific but into humanity's soul A tale of a captain bearing a thousand griefs a crew woven into one heartbeat a child whose sketches held the universe's truth Ashmita stood as a vow a prayer a sacrifice Never returning yet absence carved a hollow in every heart hearing the name leaving joy fierce enough to burn and pain deep enough to linger forever
...

A Feminist Manifesto by Ink Soul

— Inspired by August 9,2024, Incident in Kolkata
Something Happened — but What?
...

স্লোগান ও প্রতিবাদ by Ink Soul — Slogan and Protest by Ink Soul
(Written on 10 August,2024)
...

স্লোগান ও প্রতিবাদ by Ink Soul

Written in (10 August,2024)
...

'Today 15 August,2025 — I cry and I Write — Awakening' by Ink Soul

'Today,15 August 2025 — I weep, feeling the pain of a day long past, yet alive every time I look into your eyes, 'Sir'. I am not afraid — in those eyes, I discover a new path to live, a boundless source of courage and inspiration. From them, I draw the strength that once stirred countless hearts to offer their blood for freedom at your words. I find my own courage there, and I write — 'Awakening'.'
...

Title: Tears of the Soul
Poet: Ink Soul
Written: 2022
...

Ode to the Enemy by Ink Soul

The real enemy hides in what we say,
It grows inside us, day by day.
...

In dusk's embrace, where Yamuna gleams,
A moonlike face outshines all dreams.
Blue as rainclouds—soft, serene,
A glow divine, eternally seen.
...

Mindset By Ink Soul

'We must at present do our best to form a class who may be interpreters between us and the millions whom we govern;
a class of persons Indian in blood and colour, but English in tastes, in opinions, in morals, and in intellect.'
...