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    – Shyamal Majumder

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    Poem Title: Welcome
    Poet: Shyamal Majumder

    Never say  someone to leave
    Never say someone to last goodbye.
    When you say
    A pointed knife pierces my heart.
    Believe or not believe
    Our surrounding rivers brim up
    With our tears and blood.

    Have you looked into your age-old third eye?
    A big opacity over the pupil
    Light cannot pass
    You must have to change the lens .

    Why have you expected from a man deity like behavior?
    Man is man, never can be deity.
    Have you ever succeeded in being deity? 
    Only you are able to hypnotize others with your sweet tongue…
    Never change your attitude, your gesture, posture friendly, lovingly…
    You are dwelling in your ego and other superior complexities.

    Never say someone to leave
    Never say someone to last goodbye
    Better welcome, embrace with love
    Just do the reverse.

        (C)Shyamal Kumar Majumder


                                                                                About The Poet
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    Shyamal Kumar Majumder, 50 years of age  is living at Faridpur in Bangladesh. Mainly he is a physician. Very recent He is writing poems in Bengali and English. His  love poems have been published in the distinguished anthology named ‘A DIVINE MADNESS : AN ANTHOLOGY OF MODERN POEMS, VOLUME-2 and Volume 5 and Christmas Anthology  published in 2015 from ARDUS PUBLICATIO, EUROPE.


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