A race

A Race

Life is a void cloth if it has no value
This means to buy the quality of life
For survival by struggling on Earth;
In the midst of suffering and joy.
The Dream along the race like a revolving top
The top passes to continue until there is a race
For tension with ropes attracting in lieu
For the sake of truth and the hazards of life.
Life is a terrestrial zone like a fling in the sky;
Like the astronauts floating in the air
As a dazzling child, like a revolving top
To move to and fro with rent and rave;
For being a chorus of worthless passerby.
In the deep-seated watery motion of the earth
Like being adorned with festoons of a flower wreath.

The race is a spiritual poem based on deep thought and emotion of loving all beauteous outpourings of all the green and sophisticated objects of the universe in the midst of a propagated corn field, ocean and on the banks of the seas and rivers. The main theme of writing is based on Literature, soil, nature, science and history. The Race is a spiritual poem based on deep thought and emotion of loving all beauteous outpourings of all the green and sophisticated objects of the universe in the midst of a propagated corn field, ocean and on the banks of the seas and rivers.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  




The race is a spiritual poem based on deep thought and emotion of loving all beauteous outpourings of all the green and sophisticated objects of the universe in the midst of a propagated corn field, ocean and on the bank of the seas and rivers. Kh. Atiar Rahman is a prolific author as well as a poet who has started writing articles, poems, stories and novels from his school life. He was a brilliant student. His main theme of writing is based on Literature, soil, nature, science and history. He was born in the former district of Kushtia. Till now, he has written more than three thousand articles and 1200 poems. He has done his master's in English and Mathematics from National University, Dhaka and Rajshahi University. He has done his LLB degree from Dhaka University. He has obtained a post-graduate course in Industrial Management from the Bangladesh Management Institute. He has completed the course of Cost and Management Accountants from Dhaka and Chittagong Centres, respectively. He has a large number of publications from the National and International Media. He has been awarded a Platinum Expert Author Certificate by the CEO of Ezine Articles. He has received the most prestigious Editor's Choice Award from the International Library of Poetry several times. His many poems have been published in many international websites like Poetry.com, originalpoetry.com, Ezine Articles etc., Besides this, he has many publications in the Bangladesh Observer and ‘The Daily Independent’.

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