A Small Monument Poem by Sankhajit Bhattacharjee

A Small Monument



I hardly watch that small monument-
it arouses silence of sadness in my heart,
my mind cries like a new born baby.

My maternal uncle died at the age of 45.
Though he is not present in flesh and blood,
his name is engraved on it-
the name represents an existence,
that hardly dies, that hardly perishes.
His existence still exists in my subconscious mind.

Though I close my eyes,
so that I can never see that monument,
my mind's eye shows me its image,
as the moon's image is captured by the river bed.

Monday, September 28, 2020
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Deluke Muwanigwa 28 September 2020

Good poem. Yes there are people we meet who we cannot forget even if we tried. Good going

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