Edina-30 Poem by shuvo chakraborty

Tell me how come I survive among these poisonous orchids?
Flowers golden, blue or any having heavenly looking around each corners
Of my life periphery; so mesmerizing and enticing hardly invites any denial,
But I know they carry all the legacies of swift venom robbing the precious peace and silence.
Silence born out of celestial ambience as if not of this diseased universe ever clamoring
But of different genre altogether reigning other land much before the Orpheus.
Mine self behold the shadow of that silence eternal stood like colossal dome
Amidst the lake in high hills and the dancing fairies holding hand by hand each in unison
With lovely smile and I can testify that before you; in there each timeless cloud with orange hue
Lingering forever upon the still water and noble thoughts floating in lotus shapes with brooding sigh,
As if conveying the utter disappointment about the posterity who are all being deeply drowned
In hopeless noises and gathering nothing; I saw there great Homer, immortal Shakespeare and Dante
On one side of the lake wherein at other side poets younger of romantic generation with finest odes.
I smelt the flowers around the hilly surrounds blossomed in thousands with the beauties peerless
Where I could have call you as ye no longer is reachable like the forbidden fruit.
Oh! this congested dungeon and the legion of dull headed inhabitants forever in running marathon
That bring no emancipation of body and soul and everything lost in ashes when life revolts.
Nothing emerges from these emitting ambers of wants consuming both smell and flower
And smoke bellowing inert all the pulses of noble thoughts and young dreamers decimate
By scornful rust on souls heavy with disappointing Earth and decaying greenery.
But as I have lineage of human birth of flesh and blood and ye too
Therefore hardly we can bid this poison land an eternal adieu till we breath.
So seek for me a safe way to sneak out this deadly garden of tempting foliage
As they are too cosmetic and ingenuine for comforting the wounded hearts.