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.
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.
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