The Word 'You' by Awila Parvin

The Word 'You'

It is you, not easy to read,
Many words are cultivated.
With the word 'You' and songs are composed,
And with many prisoners history is made.
Many people are brought for autopsy who are dead,
It is 'You' not easy to read.
In you there created cloud, rain, roar and storm,
Also flood, loves home, crops in some form.
Besides you, became a great space,
Is it easy, to read in your case?
Yet knowing and understanding all,
I wanna read you after all.
I want you to be main subject,
For colleges in the syllabus,
Both you and I will be an aspect.
And make a wonderful universe.

Biography

Awlia Parvin sheuli was born at Shuhaly Village under Khetlal Upazila in the district of Joypurhat. She is the inhabitant of Sundarganj upazilla, Gaibandha in connection of marriage.
Her grandfather was a Head teacher of Shibpur government primary school. Her father passed B.A exam from Bogura Shah Sultan Govt. College and her mother passed S.S.C exam from Gupinath High School, Dupchachia, Bogura.

Awlia obtained her M.A in Philosophy from Carmichael Govt College, Rangpur and Bachelor of physical Education from BPED College Bogura. Besides she obtained Dhaka University in case Management from department of Education and counselling Psychology and Department in Social service from institutional management and training on "fine Arts, Dance and Nattototto from Shilpokola Academy.

At the age of eleven her first poem "Lekhapora" is published with "Ghagot newspaper. She writes regularly in the magazine of Kanamachi,Moumachi.

A part from, she is a member of "Dhaka shahitta parishad" and "frinds of Humanity Bangladesh. She is also working as member of kanamachi, Meghduth, Banglaesh Shishu Shahitta Forum and Bangladesh Nari Lekhok Society,Dhaka.
She is awarded as a novelist from Shahitto Digonto' purosker and ", Friend of Humanity Bangladesh is social services and Literature from Nepal-Bangladesh friendship award.
She began her writings under the inspiration of her grandfather and father.

At present she is working as physical instructor on Sheikh Rasel child training and Rehabilitation centre under the ministry of social welfare.

I Envy by Brixhilda Dede

 

I Envy

When the autumn leaves break,

fall from the branches into the vait.

Suddenly I get a chest pain, just like

melancholy.

The bareness of autumn trees,

Blue sky observes your eyes.

Your absence hurts and hurts..

Like a bone clearing on the wet.

Thinking becomes exhausting,

like wind or storm.

Merged with the golden ones hair,

under the emerald' s necklace,

Oh, I envy that idea.

The wind when it touches you.

Biography

Brixhilda Dede was born in Korça (Albania) but currently lives in Thessaloniki, Greece.
She is the author of four books.

Recently, she will be presented to the readers with her new novel "Feniks", which is currently being published Brixhilda Dede has completed her higher studies in food engineering, but she has had her passion for writing since she was young.

The beginnings of the writings hat she had were songs for children, and then the lyrics of Korça serenades followed.
She has written in many genres, but is especially devoted to prose and poetry.

When You Told Me That You Loved Me by Nguyen Thi Thuy Linh

 

When You Told Me That You Loved Me

The world will lose at least one word, one

expression

The night loses the meaning of night

It is the devoted burning of candles

I melt following its wax that lights my toes

And seeing outside darker and darker

A girl hides her face paved with broken bricks

A shadow of lonely soul runs over me scarily

A feeble kitty asks her mom for

breastfeeding in the reed

A bouquet of flowers has stopped breathing

on my hands

(Please let it breathe on the ground

Rather than being cut across the trunk for

romance)

Anyway, I am not as pellucid as a water drop

Do not put me higher than the petals

Somewhere in the forest of faith

Capturing the fellers

Let me reassure myself, let it grow green.

Your kisses sprinkle holy water on the

moonlight

I realize me indebted to the clouds not time

to light

Love takes a lot of breath in the universe

I just want to be as simple as insects

Love each other with the lyrics as lament

Making all whom not falling in love not to

disintegrate

Making darkness not to be thicker behind the

bright fire

Let blow out the candles and bury flowers in

a water vase!

I wish the world changes nothing when you

tell that you love me

So I lean on you and turn into a mint leaf...

Nguyễn

Thị

Translated from Vietnamese into English by

Nguyễn Thị Thùy Linh

Edited by Gjekë Marinaj

Biography

Nguyễn Thị Thùy Linh, born in 1991, is a poet and literary translator who now lives and works in Hai Phong city, Vietnam. She received her bachelor’s degree in economics from Hanoi National Economic University.

Her published works include the translated children’s story collection “The Twin Dolls to Earth” by Serbian writer Milutin Đuričković (Writers’ Association Publishing House, 2016), the translated poetry collection “The Wings of Darkness” by Saudi Arabian poet Raed Anis Al-Jishi (Writers’ Association Publishing House, 2018)… In addition, she has translated poems and short stories by various international authors, which have been introduced in Vietnamese literary newspapers and journals. Her poetry has been translated into many languages and featured in international literary journals and anthologies, such as “World Poetry Yearbook 2024” (Rubini Publishing, Cyprus), Anthology of Vietnam (Common Literature Period, India), “Asia Poetry Anthology” (Korea) and “Beneath the Shades of Time: Nameless Horizons” (GEER Publishing, Tirana), among others.

She was awarded “The Gold Moon of 6-8 poetry Prize,” the highest prize given by The Elder Newspaper and Website lucbat.com (co-organizer), under the auspices of Vietnamese Fatherland Front Central Committee and Buddhist Sangha of Vietnam. She won the second prize in a poetry contest awarded by “Văn nghệ quân đội” literary magazine for the years of 2015-2016. She has also received international certificates and commendations for her contributions to literature and inspiring works, awarded by SINDH COURIER Magazine (Pakistan), Wordsmith International Editorial, the Academy of International Culture and Literature, and others.

 

Deviruma Priyatama by Muhammad Shamsul Huq Babu

 

Deviruma Priyatama

Thirty spring days have passed, yet I have not seen your beloved, magical face,

Where the familiar and unfamiliar beloved happiness of my heart is hidden.

How many days and nights have passed,

walking in groups among the stars,

Debiruma Priyatama, come to my broken little nest, my nose.

How many flowers bloom in hope, in love, in love?
Only the flowers of mourning of fallen leaves grow on my forehead.
Is the sight of a firefly shining in the light of the full moon written on my fate line,
Yet again and again, in the beauty of the desert, in the dew-soaked glow, who dreams?
You were my pursuit, flashing in the world, forgotten in the world?
All those events of mine will be written in the history of time.
Come and see me once, love me?
Nature will smile, the sky will cry, the birds will sing and rejoice.
I am waiting for hundreds of thousands of sorrows in the heart of the earth, extend your dear hand, a moment before death.
I will see you for the last time, wounded by my anger and passion.
If no one sees the waves of the river and the ocean in the apathetic fire wind, how can anyone understand?
The mountain springs dry up, yet they are tied to the arm.
When I sit in the desert, sitting quietly on the pole, and hear the sound of wailing?
I think of you alone and weave words in poetry.
In that thought torn apart by consciousness and pain, you are only you.
A scorched body of three and a half hands of soil scattered around.
Having tied a garland of prostrations, I went and left you like today.
People will say that you have become a hundred Indus in the world from a single point.

Biography

Muhammad Shamsul Huq Babu, born in Old Dhaka in 1972. He is a journalist, writer and researcher. President - Writers Publishers Editors Coalition. President - World Wide Writers Association. Chief Advisor - Nobo Sahittya Prokashoni. Publisher - International Publishing House. Advisor - English newspaper "The Daily Global Nation". Chairman - Literature Housing and Business Management LTD Company. About 40 individual books, more than two hundred joint books.

A Poem by Helen Pletts

 

A Peom

King and Queen on a Lily,

All our white cups brimming,

Sweetly-chiming at once.

We are languishing, beautiful,

in the simple bells.

Inconsequential doves,

Deep in the feather-soft,

Of the petals curve,

Even our feet and beaks curl.

One of us dresses in ruby.

One of us is pale and sleepy.

Although awake, the red blush,

Does not rush us. Time sits still,

Beside us, upright on a green stalk.

Biography

Helen Pletts is a British poet based in Cambridge, whose work has been translated into Chinese, Bangla, Greek, Vietnamese, Serbian, Korean, Arabic, and Italian. She is the English co-translator of Chinese poet Ma Yongbo.

Eternal Journey by Pamie Sandhu

 

Eternal Journey

I've woven the fabric of my life with joys and sorrows
The moments enjoyed making memories
Not looking for the lust of riches
But spending it worth for good deeds
Aging gracefully through each passing day
Reaching towards the final goals
Rejuvenating through the eternal journey so beautiful
Living in the tassels of time
Dust we are and to dust we shall return
Some dreams completed and some yet to be
Life's unending years still await
Oscillated between past and future
The truth remains that life and death walk hand in hand
Life will deceive one day for sure death will never
To live forever is not our decision
Final goodbyes are God's will.
Copyright: Parvinder Nagi

Biography

Parvinder is born and raised in the coastal city of Mombasa, Kenya, East Africa.
Parvinder has dedicated her career shaping the minds of future generations as a Principal from distinguished senior secondary schools in India. Parvinder is a national award winner from NCERT, New Delhi, for making the teaching and learning process more easier through the classroom aids for both the teachers and pupils. Parvinder's poetic journey begins with a great inspiration from her visit to the museum and Dove cottage a residence of vulnerable poet William Wordsworth in Grasmere, Lake District, UK.

Her passion for poetry found recognition when she was bestowed with the prestigious accolades in a national poetry contest orchestrated among a gathering of over 2000 poets from across India at the

national level

She is the recipient of many literary awards in poetry. She has done collaborative poems with the global noble poets. Her poems are reviewed by some eminent critics in literature world.

She's an author of “UNFATHOMED SECRETS”, a collection of 100 poems.
Her poems are also translated in various languages ​​and are music of the heart that express different aspects of life, conjure up emotions from happiness to sadness using different styles and themes giving pleasure to the readers.

Shining Volcano in Desert by Till Kumari Sharma

 

Shining Volcano in Desert

The rays of fire with flames.
To fly in the desert.
The yellow light in the desert flies like the conscious human beings.
Looking from the crowd, people are in confusion.
The fire and flames seem wonderful.
Nature has profound beauty.
In that beauty, the destruction and construction appear.
The cute flames often seem from underworld.
The desert is happy to be within volcanoes and lavas.
So nature is shining even in the desert.

 

Biography

As World-renowned poetess Miss Til Kumari Sharma is a Multi Award Winner in writing from an international area from Paiyun 7- Hile Parbat, Nepal. She is known as Pushpa Bashyal around her community. Her writings are published in many countries. She is a featured-poet and a best-selling co-author too. She is a poet of the World Record Book "HYPERPOEM". She is co-organizer of it too. She is one of many artists to break a participant record to write a poem about the Eiffel Tower of France. Her World Personality is published in Multiart Magazine from Argentina. She is feminist poet. She is published as the face of the continent (Cover Page of Asia) in Humanity Magazine. She is made as portrait "Poetic Legend of Asia" by Nigerian Painter. She is the world creative hero of LOANI.