The Unabridged Treaty Poem by Subrata Ray

The Unabridged Treaty



The Unabridged Treaty.

If you forger a-while,
If compulsion comes as cover,
If on my image you find no time to hover,
Then in leisure never repent,
For in all your states I was present.

If I be no more in earth,
Or for my unfinished task takes another birth,
Or in another green in a strange island,
Please feel defying time, by your side, I stand.

Or if you be in a foreign forest, or skied sky,
My humble willow would reign there high,
Between light and shadow the soul will try,
To revive and regain the sense of eternity.

Monday, July 28, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: love
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Subrata Ray

Subrata Ray

Formerly East Pahistan
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