My heart carries out order is under
My brain, a stout controller, powerful
Had planned a complex project earlier
Sending order to do as potential;
To circulate blood through artery net
Stimulating every tissue active,
To survive the life through exact effort
And to run up to the course is complete;
Since then my heart started doing the task
Pumping via trillions of miles and miles
Of way, narrow, marrow, all chaotic
To defend the life breaking all the piles;
But, life forever will leave my heart, brain
In motionless, finally derailed train.
Copyright © Muzahidul Reza | 10/02/2016
Our heart is our great part of body and it does the most important thing of whole body. It bialogically recieve blood and signs to do its duties a great poem, thanks great poet
The poor heart just a device of pumpimg in and out blood, providing oxygen and excreting carbondioxide is blamed for all our deeds and misdeeds. A great poem by Muzahidul Reza.
Extraordinary on theme is composed this great sonnet. Our head is the controller of our heart and whole body, outstanding one, 10
This poem is also a great imagery tones philosophical theme, great done, dear poet, thanks
Heart is very important organ in our body which performs the vital functions in our body we cannot live without it. Poet, your poem is a great arts and wisdom. It is a significant sonnet poem, thanks for sharing,
Extraordinary on theme is composed this great sonnet. Our head is the controller of our heart and whole body, outstanding one,
Scientific sonnet, full of information, wisdom, wonderful, indeed
Scientific sonnet, full of information, wisdom, wonderful, indeed
My heart that carries out order is a subordinator Of my brain, a controller, stoutand powerful, great done
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
My heart does carry out order is under My brain, a stout controller, powerful........a very powerful sonnet! Students, teachers and research scholars of English Literature may find some substance regarding 'Iambic Pentameter' from this poem replete with imagery! Simply I call it a scholarly poem!