Poetry
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From the Pages of a Day When I’m Alive – A Poem from Bengal
The day When I’m alive and not alone, but….. Just wait…. forget to detach from their world Let me close…
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I was originally the God of the Gods – Mystic Poetry from China
From a little drop of water The world came into being It was originally a tear of mine I was…
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The Dusk – Poetry from Bengal
He looks at the broken locks That tells him closed-door stories The solitary evening swallows his past The man buries…
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Sanctuary of My Son – Poetry from Vietnam
You hang yourself on the tower wall for thousand years Apsara dance stamped on the time Feet on the ground,…
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The Women – Poetry from Bengal
Women’s are the easiest prey of human vultures, So forget, forget all about them. Women have no cast, no religion,…
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Fear – Poetry from Greece, the cradle of Western Civilization
Forever I forbid this word to come out of my mouth… A thought is a thousand actions An action can…
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The Savior – Poetry from Bengal
I’m the last avatar of this incarnation No more game, no more foul play No more story of hatred and…
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Living Closely – A Poem from Nepal
Like an escapist I do not want to remain mute I do not want to go blank I wrote my…
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The Other World – The Serbian Poetry
I jumped into the beauty of non-existence Fragments of memory taken away Like a leaf in autumn! Neon At…
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The Love of 1972 – Poetry from the Land of Blue Dragon
Unarmed and unafraid Houses went roofless because of bombs We had fallen in love before departure for battle …
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