Sonnet - 8 Poem by Muzahidul Reza

Sonnet - 8

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While crossing the border of the eastern region
For some earning and some worldly reason
He stumbled over the invisible wall of hard stone
Neither he entered nor a word did he utter when
His muscles fought against uttering
As the soldiers of rounding border
Spend sleepless night and day standing
With open weapons and heavy gun-powder;
Neither he earned anything nor at home did he return
That was the journey of his last going
The last cry his mother cried for the son
Died in the vessel on the huge water of ocean,
He was the only bud but failed to bloom
And the plant did nothing but dried to doom.

Copyright © Muzahidul Reza | 10/13/2016

Thursday, October 13, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: labour,tragedy
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Ena Ena 03 May 2017

it is on pathetic and cruelty and for humanity, great written,10

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Edward Kofi Louis 22 November 2016

Doom! ! With the weapons of war! Thanks for sharing.

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Robert Rhyme 27 October 2016

Wonderful sonnet says for the labourers with great sympathy 10 While crossing the border of the eastern region For some earning and some worldly reason He stumbled over the invisible wall of hard stone thanks for sharing

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Charaihatee; Mohangonj; Rajibpur.
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