A Day Of Revival Poem by Rahman Henry

A Day Of Revival

Rating: 5.0


Birds made of glass
Bees of wax
Butterflies of plastic
Horses of sweet globules
Waiting
eagerly
Looking for
A day of revival

When stones would blossom out
With the soft touch of moonlit

And
From the oblivion, people would awake
In a body, and a carnival
Spring out of deadly silence

Towards horizon
A narrow path will widen itself
To make you disappear
With all your pride and proclamation

Thursday, November 26, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: resurrection
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Shakil Ahmed 26 November 2015

And From the oblivion, people would awake In a body, and a carnival Spring out of deadly silence Brother these lines are charged with highly poetic expressions, thanks for sharing.

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Bakuli Bhakali 26 November 2015

hope stones would bloom with the soft touch of moonlit as you say. good one Rahman ji! thanks for sharing! !

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Anil Kumar Panda 27 November 2015

Beautiful imagery and a great vision for the future.Nice.

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Shah Surja 26 November 2015

Happier than mourning. Tune than words. Look on Gaza. The tower of horizon. Of course, revival - hidden between all the entities - poet's prayer will rise. Stones will blossom. All artists create paintings, sculptures, drawings, ceramics, skilful, all - everything will be artistic. And the artist's work - one day will be destroyed. Poet is not the artist. Poet's words - is not artistic. Poet's creation - immortal. Poet - creator Representative. Poets will be perennial. To all of life. Poet's life ahead. Trampled under foot all the way to Earth. Anger, revolution, love, happiness, hope, prayer, sacrifice everything.

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Farzana Shumi 26 November 2015

From the oblivion, people would awake In a body, and a carnival Spring out of deadly silence..... so nice thinking............

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Manonton Dalan 26 November 2015

I wish lots of these people healthier and bigger than me will have self revival besides waiting from gov't hands out.

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Photon Roy 26 November 2015

I wish I had voted 10++++++ for your poem, dear poet!

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Rahman Henry

Rahman Henry

Natore, Bangladesh.
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