Hope Poem by Shamik Kumar Bose

Hope

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I liveth arou'd many temples, where I tho'ght Thou enliven
I wander'd like a zealo's traveller at the Ghats,
In the caves of the mountains, inside obscure jungles
What path I have not taken!
I surmise!

Yet I have not seen Thou, have n't found Thou until
I visited a lonely park
Where I saw the deep'st sorrow ever in Earth
In the smile of a baby in cancer
In the heartening grief's of his father
The hope fightst against a hopeless fate
That Thou, for what reason, hast implanted?

Yet I saw their wonderous smiles
When a biker took them for a ride
The white swans shrieked all together beside the lake
In joy!

I liveth only for that moment
For Thou is present in that hopeth
I surmised!

And I hopeth to find Thou only here
In that wonderous smiles of
those babies in joyous ride
In cancer!

Saturday, October 31, 2009
Topic(s) of this poem: hopeless
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Eyan Desir 12 November 2009

the words thou and the th endings kills the flow of the poem

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Rachel Butler 09 November 2009

'Yet I saw their wonderous smiles' Rachel Ann Butler

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Alf Hutchison 09 November 2009

To have faith in God is our only hope...that great hope of eternal life with Him.... a beautiful poem regards Alf 10++++

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Shamik Kumar Bose

Shamik Kumar Bose

Jalpaiguri Town, West Bengal, India
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