Debasish Mishra
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The Story Of A Marriage - Poem by Debasish Mishra
When tears true trickle down,
The house resembles a conquered town;
Despite the dazzle, the festive air...
Prepared for the farewell of the lady fair.
The whole world to a standstill comes
And silence prevails amid sound of drums;
Aeons of age will now be confined
Just to memories in the mind!
But behind this pain- this natural act-
The lady's future is tied in tact
With a chosen hand, a merchant of dreams,
For a lifetime of love and bliss, it seems! ! !
Poems by Debasish Mishra : 41 / 48
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Poem Submitted: Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Poem Edited: Thursday, April 7, 2011
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It is a wonder how one can put a face just in the name of marriage. true poem. (Report)Reply
I can feel your pain! Great write (Report)Reply