The Two Corners Of My Life Poem by Prithwish Biswas

One day, I was going from forests
I saw two corners
One was future corner, another was past corner
I gone into the first future corner
I saw I graduated my college then in enjoyment
I went to a restaurant named "old pals" with my friends
I proposed a girl for marriage whom I know from high school
All my friends cheered me, clapped
When my parents came to know about this
They tried to scold for just now I've proposed a girl without any job and on that day only I graduated but when they knew I didn't proposed for love
They're happiness got returned in their face
I talked their parents too
They're also happy
We all have arranged our marriage in that same restaurant
After marriage, I promised her happy that I'll find a job and make her happy
I did find a room and job in my old school as an English teacher
Never thought I could make it this far and my wife is really happy
After a few months flew by, by the blessings of gods we got two babies
We struggled a lot day and night for those two babies
One of them looked like her and another like me but after a few years I got back on my horse
My work got better and my life got better
After a month my father fall in sleepiness and dizziness of the death
After a month my mother got died and I didn't know and I sent money many years after year's and her mother and father also got died I don't know how but I know that they died in same day, same time
We enjoyed our own happy life after days it was my birthday
We celebrated after while we ate dinner I felt to take a walk I told her "I will be back, darling! Don't wait for me"
She told" you that I won't"
I went out, I was again going from forest again I saw that corner
I entered into past corner it was a long road but not too long road
After a while my friend came running and said "you need to learn this poem"
I said "don't worry we can learn this poem we are the high school children"
The lines were like this:
"I found two corner of my life"
"I found one was future's hope and past's happiness".