An evening walk by the riverside

In an evening walk by the river side
The water lily rapidly raised its head
A stormy wind was blowing in the rage
The glittering waves of water passed by.
The flower was flashing and outdoing one another
Switching and washing by the sun bath
It was uncommon jealousy of the snake
As if poisoned the turtles wrapped inside the flower
Having amazed I stood and startled motionless
What a joy I ever   wandered in the shadow of the river.
The river was so dark and severe to get  mixed
For everlasting the gestures of the golden stem.
Where the screaming snake did not know the consequence.
The glittering waves moved like never ending stars
The stars and planets being crazy
In the movement of the polestar to go upfront
Burning all day and night hereinafter for show

For lack-luster stock still allied in dearth.

Comments

  1. Khondoker Atiar RahmanSeptember 13, 2016 at 2:18 AM

    This is a poem relevant to natural outpourings of life with bedded intrinsic thought and solutions for cloudy gestures coherent with human problems.

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  2. Khondoker Atiar RahmanSeptember 13, 2016 at 2:19 AM

    It is a poem with contrast of feelings with humans predominated with real life situations.

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  3. Khondoker Atiar RahmanSeptember 13, 2016 at 3:16 AM

    It is nicely represented. The flower has uncommon beauty.

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