The Venom Of Loneliness Poem by Asif Andalib

Asif Andalib

Asif Andalib

Moez Monzil, Komlapur, Faridpur, Bangladesh

The Venom Of Loneliness



Loneliness is biting me like a cobra
Its venom is killing me bit by bit
Now I have become something like an animal
I don't bathe, wash my face and brush my teeth
Regularly

It seems without you I will die like a street dog
I don't comb my hair, Put on clean clothes,
Go out for a walk and do any job
Regularly

I can't concentrate on anything
I no more like to write, dance and sing
I spend sleepless nights like the rats and bats
I fall asleep in the morning like night guards
I startle hearing ring of my phone thinking it's from you
I keep on wondering why it's happening to me more and more

I am like a flower in a garden and you are like a butterfly
I wait for you all day long day after day
My beautiful petals fall one-by-one
My sweet smell is carried away by rain and wind
But you do not come, my friend

Thursday, October 18, 2012
Topic(s) of this poem: animal,butterfly,loneliness
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Shivani Misra 18 October 2012

Wowwww.. This was amazinggg...! Absolutely touching :)

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Erika Wingo 18 October 2012

Touching in it's sadness and very heartfelt.

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Heather Wilson 18 October 2012

Wow, your words flow like magic even though you sound heartbroken.

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Persian Khushi 18 October 2012

lonely wont leave me alone... only we can change this. your words flow like a mountain stream.

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Benaiah Sondashi 18 October 2012

Great that's a nice poem

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Edward Kofi Louis 24 October 2012

Great piece of work. Thank you for sharing it with us. E.K.L.

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Enyinwa Okechukwu Enyinwa 22 October 2012

Nice poem it comes from the heart.. I love this line Loneliness is biting me like a cobra Its venom is killing me bit by bit

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Young Church Poetry 19 October 2012

Beautiful and very emotional. Love your work! ! !

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Cat Clough 19 October 2012

hey there, thank you for inviting me to read your poem. I do like the imagery you use so that the reader can have a tangible connection to the pain in your words. I enjoyed the poem, some imagery more than others, but that's not to say the other imagery was strong, there were just some lines I could relate to on a personal level..which is exactly what a writer strives for...the connecton..so, good job! ! ! I am not new to this site, but haven't been on it in so long..so if you happen to see 2 cathy clough's with the same poems on their site, they are both mine, ]]

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Sanjay Mehta 19 October 2012

Sweet are the uses of adversity, observation of greatest bard. Thanks for sharing

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Asif Andalib

Asif Andalib

Moez Monzil, Komlapur, Faridpur, Bangladesh
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