Indecisive Moment Poem by MAHTAB BANGALEE

Indecisive Moment

Rating: 4.6


Demands come
Frequently to me;
Dead I'm not
But die suddenly!

It's a life
On the mundane stage
For getting marry

Subsequently the roses
Dying in processions
Scary, hurry

Before the cawing of the crow
I heard the sound of falling tears
After the sun awakening
All demands become bared

In the sperm of time
Blood pressure pays silence,
Prayer of the third sky
Blind justice at a glance



© Mahtab Bangalee
August 02,2021
Chattogram

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
M Asim Nehal 03 August 2021

Full ***********

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M Asim Nehal 03 August 2021

Congrats! ! ! Mahtab this is wonderful poem. I liked the concept and theme. Fantastic

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Sylvia Frances Chan 03 August 2021

Congrats for being The Member Poem Of The Day. Hoorray! Fabulous poem most deserving

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Varsha M 03 August 2021

I agree two people never have calm mood always but that doesn't make marriage a bondage stuff. Life in fact becomes more smooth when two support well and believe in coordination than in ruling. Congratulations for being chosen as poem of the day.

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Sylvia Frances Chan 02 August 2021

Getting married is never a one day's decision, it's a long time process but always leads to true happiness. Beautifully thought, sublimest told.5 Stars to hold and to keep. Awesome poem

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Michael Jack 26 August 2021

Such a wonderful poem to read.

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Luis A. Estable 04 August 2021

My second reading of this gave me a better picture of the situation here. Not all poems we don`t get are bad poems. At times a closer reading is needed to value the poetry. Good effort.

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Sandra Feldman 04 August 2021

This 'poetic warnimg' is simply SUPERB! ! The warning, the meaning, the metaphores the images, simply extraordinary. A poem to cherish and never forget!

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Sylvia Frances Chan 03 August 2021

Mesmerizing poem, a very pleasant read, Enjoyed very much, Dear Mahtab!

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Rose Marie Juan-austin 03 August 2021

Congratulations, Mahtab, for a well deserved accolade.

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