Namesake Love Poem by MAHTAB BANGALEE
Namesake Love
open the golden door of heart
open the silver door of eyes
open the metal door of knowledge
open the loving door of acceptance
give the love wisely
lavishly spread the aroma of knowledge
sing the song of spring-time road
Valentine comes to enjoy
Nightingale whistles for the blue life
Phoenix flies up from the ashes of amorous grave
I'm reader, come for you
to digest all words
either you love or not
I'm evergreen on my flying path
Screaming holiness
It's freaking mind of love
to save the face of body
where time flaunts flamboyant lust
the biological desire on the name of love
on the realistic hatch of ultra-feelings
we are human; we have feelings
happiness and sorrow -
these two are prime fact of our mind;
when we grow up and our youthfulness shows us -
the path of enjoyment the life thru the biological desire;
like the fire it burns our inside igniting love flame;
but we take disguise shelter on namesake holiness!
09.10.2020 Chattogram
We take disguise center for namesake business... Nothing is true for them But just a thing to victor So are you ready to conquer The very glitch ruining all
The poem is full of fascinating images of romance and love, desires and which make their presence felt with the coming of age. One should ensure that it does not get into the mould of a Namesake Love. Thanks. A few lines from the poem: Nightingale whistles for the blue life Phoenix flies up from the ashes of amorous grave
A beautiful poem on the flow of life. 'we are human; we have feelings happiness and sorrow - these two are prime fact of our mind; '... is so nice. Thanks for sharing.
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4/16/2024 2:20:27 AM # 1.0.0.1119
We take disguise under namesake shelters. Thought provoking poem Suresh