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Bengali Poems - Poems about Bengali

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The Hungry Stones XIV
...At this very moment coolies screamed, ‘train', We scampered packing up our bags and bales, A long-awaited train’s a certain bane, But this one turned a boon, such were the tales, An English g......Read the rest...
Categories: bengali, allusion, bangla, fantasy, mystery,
Form: Narrative



The Hungry Stones XIII
...To office when I rushed to ask old Khan, To tell me meaning if at all of all, And what I learnt from the old man was this: A story of countless unrequited, Unfulfilled longings, lurid flames ......Read the rest...
Categories: bengali, allusion, bangla, fantasy, mystery,
Form: Narrative
The Hungry Stones XII
...Heavy and eerie silence reigned therein, The dark rooms looking as sullen as mean, As if they had taken serious offence Against me who had failed in their esteem, My heart feeling contrite wa......Read the rest...
Categories: bengali, allusion, bangla, fantasy, mystery,
Form: Narrative
The Hungry Stones XI
...A pair of slave girls waved chamar to thee, As diamonds flashed with light of lamps well lit, A king of kings must have fallen to knee, To strip out bejewelled shoes from thy fair feet, While......Read the rest...
Categories: bengali, allusion, bangla, fantasy, mystery,
Form: Narrative
The Hungry Stones X
...As I was set to go out on my horse One eve, despite pleads to stay from my course, Prone I was to take my hat from the rack, A whirlwind crested from the dusty tract, Lifting dead leaves from......Read the rest...
Categories: bengali, allusion, bangla, fantasy, mystery,
Form: Narrative



The Hungry Stones IX
...Let me not delve deep on what panned out thence, The gloom of nights deepened still further dense, And there was time I felt a puny pawn, My wanderings meandered when till dawn— A pawn being ......Read the rest...
Categories: bengali, allusion, bangla, fantasy, mystery,
Form: Narrative
The Hungry Stones VIII
...With trembling heart, as an attempt I made To leap across, he woke up with a start, The sword fell from his lap with a sharp clang, A terrifying scream when made me jump, I saw me leaping fro......Read the rest...
Categories: bengali, allusion, bangla, fantasy, mystery,
Form: Narrative
The Hungry Stones VII
...I saw no one but felt a gentle nudge, As I woke up, she uttered not a word, But beckoned, gravity of time to judge, To follow her— wordless like a mute bird, I got up but saw no soul save wha......Read the rest...
Categories: bengali, allusion, bangla, fantasy, mystery,
Form: Narrative
The Hungry Stones VI
...Newspapers read and a grand dinner done, I put out a large lamp awake like Moon, And stretched into my bed wishing deep sleep, Some stars twinkled through the open window That framed in nearb......Read the rest...
Categories: bengali, allusion, bangla, fantasy, mystery,
Form: Narrative
The Hungry Stones V
...In time when night turned to dawn, I could see, It all appeared like sheer fantasy. Light-hearted, I put on my office hat, And hurriedly in my horse carriage sat To drive away myself to sink ......Read the rest...
Categories: bengali, allusion, bangla, fantasy, mystery,
Form: Narrative
The Hungry Stones IV
...I felt a sharp thrill in my heavy heart, But hardly knew if that tip of a dart Was caused by delight, fear or curious mind, And felt an eerie, strong urge truth to find, But naught was seen b......Read the rest...
Categories: bengali, allusion, bangla, fantasy, mystery,
Form: Narrative
The Hungry Stones III
...In scarce a week the place began to weave A weird fascination upon me, Nigh hard to bear, harder still to believe, I felt as if a dragon from a sea Was slowly digesting me in tight noose, A......Read the rest...
Categories: bengali, allusion, bangla, fantasy, mystery,
Form: Narrative
The Hungry Stones II
...From Nabob of Junagarh, of Nizam— Collecting tax on cotton and the kind, The taxing job having strained of my calm, I’d stayed at a quiet place, though haunted And scary, a lovely place no le......Read the rest...
Categories: bengali, allusion, bangla, fantasy, mystery,
Form: Narrative
The Hungry Stones - I
...I As things do return home like a refrain, On way back from a country tour were we, A leisurely long trip—my kin and me, And met a quaint character on the train, As I recall, in his late li......Read the rest...
Categories: bengali, allusion, bangla, fantasy, mystery,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member A Poet Plus Mathematician PS
... A Poet Plus Mathematician Basically Mathematician yet poetry and rhythm of poem embedded in mind. Analytic approach in every poem gets priority. ......Read the rest...
Categories: bengali, how i feel,
Form: Free verse

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