On Banks Of The Ichhamati Poem by Sudeepta Sarkar

On Banks Of The Ichhamati



In this moonlit-night,
On the bank of the Ichhamati,
Lonely, if I think about him?
Will he return?
Nah, it's my imagination!
He's no longer in my life.
Such, why do I think about him?
Tears wet the pillow
While I lay on the bed!
It bars self-consoling and
Looks at his ways,
And unknown pain fills my heart!
The stars wave me to go.
I'm unable to do so!
Once here, his works glowed
The activities of mine.
It's need to live long,
I've a lot of duties!

Friday, May 19, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: nostalgia
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
About a friend who did suicide few years ago.
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