সাহিত্য

Poem - Cow

 

Mehzabeen Hussain is a distinguished Indian feminist poet, author, qualitative researcher, and cultural curator whose work stands at the rich intersection of literature, activism, and social transformation. Her writing is known for its emotional depth, political urgency, and lyrical strength, often drawing from her field experiences with women across India to explore themes of womanhood, memory, desire, mental health, displacement, and environmental justice. Through her poetry and prose, she has emerged as a powerful voice advocating for equity, healing, and radical empathy.

 

In recognition of her far-reaching impact through both literature and advocacy, Mehzabeen was awarded Radio Mirchi's MIRCHI EXCELLENCE AWARD 2025 for Outstanding Contribution to Literature and Social Advocacy. She is also the recipient of the International Excellence Award 2023 (Poets Category) and was honoured as one of the Female Voices of the Year by Grito de Mujer in the Dominican Republic for her poetic work on environmental justice and domestic violence. In the same year, she was featured in FOX STORY INDIA's prestigious '100 Under 40' list for her exemplary contributions to Indian museums, cultural storytelling, and women-centric narratives. She also represented India as the youngest delegate at the International Poets Meet in Malaysia, marking a significant moment in contemporary South Asian literary representation. Combining the precision of a researcher with the vulnerability of a poet, her poems serve as both a memoir and a manifesto, fighting silence with verse and wielding poetry as a tool of feminist resistance.

 

Mehzabeen’s work has been featured in over ten international anthologies published across India, Malaysia, Austria (University of Vienna), Bangladesh, and the Dominican Republic. Her poems have been translated into Assamese, Bengali, Hindi, and Malay, allowing her voice to travel across linguistic and cultural boundaries. She was a contributor to the landmark global anthology Mother of the Earth: Female Voices for Environmental Activism, published in the Dominican Republic, where her writing stood out as a poetic tribute to women’s roles in ecological preservation and anti-violence movements.

 

Outside her literary career, Mehzabeen is a qualitative research consultant, communication strategist, and content curator. She has worked with several national and international NGOs, engaging with women in vulnerable communities to understand and address critical issues such as reproductive rights, mental health, early marriage prevention, gender-based violence, and legal literacy. Her fieldwork across seven Indian states forms the emotional and ethical foundation of her literary voice, allowing her poems to act as both witness and testimony. This close engagement with grassroots realities adds rare depth and authenticity to her creative output.

 

At the institutional level, Mehzabeen has collaborated with the Ministry of Culture, Government of India, as a lead content curator during the Gandhi@150 initiative. She developed interpretive content for 17 national museums across the country, focusing on Mahatma Gandhi's legacy through a lens of inclusive history, ethical storytelling, and cultural sensitivity. Her ability to blend historical rigor with poetic imagination helped make India’s cultural memory more accessible to contemporary and diverse audiences.

 

She has also worked in the media industry, holding senior roles at PRAG NEWS and RENGONI, including Head of Digital Operations, Research & Communications Manager, and Grievance Officer for A.M. Television Private Limited. Her cross-disciplinary expertise in media, museum curation, research, and literature uniquely positions her at the confluence of culture, narrative, and advocacy. A trained performer in Bharatanatyam, Bihu, and a diploma holder in acting, Mehzabeen often integrates performative art into her poetry readings, making them immersive experiences. This embodied aspect of her work helps bridge intellectual thought with visceral emotion, creating space for communal healing and dialogue. In 2024, her contributions were recognised in a special interview conducted by Richard Spisak for the globally acclaimed webcast Poets of the East.

 

Mehzabeen is an alumna of Lady Shri Ram College for Women (Delhi University) and Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU)—two of India’s most prestigious academic institutions. Her educational journey has shaped her analytical lens, feminist consciousness, and commitment to progressive, liberal thought. Her scholarly publications in respected international journals further reflect her dedication to advancing public understanding of mental health, gender justice, and culture.

 

She is also a mother to a beautiful son, Abir, whose presence continues to shape her perspective on motherhood, resilience, and hope. Through her evocative poetry, sharp wit, and relentless advocacy, Mehzabeen Hussain remains a vital contemporary voice in Indian literature—one that doesn’t just write the world, but dares to reimagine it.

 

 

 

 

 Cow

(A scene from the Maternity ward)

 

By Mehzabeen Hussain

 

 

 

They come with folded smiles and advice,

 

spoon-fed through generations.

 

"Feed the baby, she’s crying again,

 

maybe she’s hungry,"

 

they say

 

every time the child whimpers,

 

yawns,

 

sneezes,

 

blinks,

 

stretches a toe.

 

The baby hiccups.

 

"Quick, open your blouse!"

How many times?

 

How many times in a day

 

can a body be summoned like that?

 

She loses count.

Even when the doctor comes in,

 

checks the baby, smiles gently and says,

 

“She’s full. She’s fine. No need to feed now.”

 

Still they whisper,

 

Still they nudge,

 

Still they insist:

 

“Feed, feed, feed.”

 

 

 

No one checks for her cold feet

 

or tired eyes.

 

No one waits to ask.

 

There is only one answer

 

to every sound a baby makes:

 

Offer the breast.

 

Be the cure.

 

Be the comfort.

 

Be the milk.

 

 

A ceremony of absurdity

 

dressed as care.

 

 

She becomes a myth of milk.

 

Not a person,

 

but a spout.

 

A vending machine

 

on standby.

 

 

They do not see

 

the ache in her spine,

 

the soreness of skin rubbed raw,

 

the tear she swallows

 

while holding the child close

 

once more,

 

again,

 

again.

 

 

She wonders

 

if the baby laughs,

 

will they say,

 

"Feed her. She’s too happy.

 

Must be low on calcium"?

She learns quickly

 

that hunger is assumed,

 

that comfort is duty,

 

that a body

 

once sacred, once hers,

 

has turned into 

 

supply.

She is mother.

 

She is milk.

 

She is cow.

 

 

She is stitched

 

into the logic of livestock:

 

sacred yet used,

 

worshipped

 

but never spared.

 

 

No one asks

 

if she has slept,

 

if she is sore,

 

if she is full

 

of grief,

 

or empty.

Only if the baby

 

has had

 

enough.

 

 

The absurdity moos around her,

 

softly,

 

constantly,

 

as she sits again,

 

baby to chest,

 

blouse open,

 

tired

 

and full

 

and empty

 

all at once.

 

 

*Collected from the poetess by Md Ejaj Ahamed*

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সাক্ষাৎকার

A Voice for the Voiceless: Meeting Rita Amabili, the Italian-Canadian Writer Fighting for Children`s Rights

 

 

A Voice for the Voiceless: Meeting Rita Amabili, the Italian-Canadian Writer Fighting for Children's Rights

 

Interviewer: Shah Jehan Ashrafi

 

As I parked my car in her driveway on Thursday, July 3rd, 2025, it felt as though I was arriving at a writer’s retreat. Rita Amabili’s home radiated a peaceful energy—serene, inviting, and as warm as the coffee she offered me upon arrival. Our conversation began almost immediately, naturally flowing into the subject of her life’s work: writing. A prolific Quebec-based author, Amabili is a force of compassion, creativity, and courage.

Her motto, “Et si nous étions solidaires”—“And if we were united…”—captures the essence of her literary mission. Her voice is one of solidarity and advocacy, particularly for human rights and the protection of children caught in the devastation of war. “I want people around the world to unite and speak out,” she told me with conviction. For Amabili, writing is both a refuge and a call to action.

A feminist by belief and a humanitarian by nature, Amabili’s background is as diverse as her bibliography. Trained in theology and nursing, she has written plays, poetry, children’s literature, and novels. She tackles controversial and often neglected subjects, refusing to shy away from discomfort if it means sparking awareness or change.

Born in Canada to an Italian family, Amabili proudly identifies as Italian-Canadian—a reflection of her deep admiration for her father. Her 2004 book, Guido, is a tribute to him. The novel chronicles her father’s journey from Offida, Italy to Canada in 1922, highlighting the hardships and resilience that shaped his life. Originally written in French and later translated into Italian, Guido was warmly received in Italy, earning Amabili a ceremonial coat of arms. Yet, when I asked her about the award, her eyes lit up more at the mention of Maurizio, a distant cousin and newfound family member from Offida. “He phoned us after doing research at the Affida Culture Office,” she said, smiling. “It was magical—he thought like me, shared my principles, and even grew up baking Italian cheesecakes like I did.”

Amabili’s commitment to children’s rights echoes powerfully through her writing. Her 1999 novel Voyage sur Angélica blends magic realism with grim reality. Angels, symbolic messengers of hope, soar through a world marred by war, trafficking, and abuse. Her congregation of angels and birds becomes a metaphor for the congregation of humanity she hopes to inspire—people united to protect the innocent. The book is more than fiction; it is a literary outcry against silence and indifference.

In Azag (2017), Amabili shifts her lens to Gaza, telling the story of Yahya, a boy who loses his family to war. The rubble-strewn land becomes both a graveyard and a workshop as Yahya and a friend build a robot from debris—a symbol of resistance and rebirth. “Art and writing,” Amabili believes, “can be used as tools to reverse ugliness and restore hope.” For her, storytelling is an act of reclaiming truth, especially the truths that are often left unspoken.

Her most recent publication, Poésies pour les Enfants Blessés, launched on June 26, 2025, is a powerful poetry collection that gives voice to the silenced children of Gaza. Each poem tells a story of pain, survival, and the urgent need for peace. When I asked what moved her to write it, she answered simply, “Someone had to talk about them.”

Rita Amabili is not just an author—she is a messenger. Through every book, she stitches together art, activism, and empathy. Her words are a refuge for the wounded, a rallying cry for justice, and a testament to the power of solidarity.

 

*Collected from the interviewer by Md Ejaj Ahamed*

০৪:২৭ পিএম, ২১ জুলাই ২০২৫ সোমবার

সাক্ষাৎকার

A Voice for the Voiceless: Meeting Rita Amabili, the Italian-Canadian Writer Fighting for Children`s Rights

 

 

A Voice for the Voiceless: Meeting Rita Amabili, the Italian-Canadian Writer Fighting for Children's Rights

 

Interviewer: Shah Jehan Ashrafi

 

As I parked my car in her driveway on Thursday, July 3rd, 2025, it felt as though I was arriving at a writer’s retreat. Rita Amabili’s home radiated a peaceful energy—serene, inviting, and as warm as the coffee she offered me upon arrival. Our conversation began almost immediately, naturally flowing into the subject of her life’s work: writing. A prolific Quebec-based author, Amabili is a force of compassion, creativity, and courage.

Her motto, “Et si nous étions solidaires”—“And if we were united…”—captures the essence of her literary mission. Her voice is one of solidarity and advocacy, particularly for human rights and the protection of children caught in the devastation of war. “I want people around the world to unite and speak out,” she told me with conviction. For Amabili, writing is both a refuge and a call to action.

A feminist by belief and a humanitarian by nature, Amabili’s background is as diverse as her bibliography. Trained in theology and nursing, she has written plays, poetry, children’s literature, and novels. She tackles controversial and often neglected subjects, refusing to shy away from discomfort if it means sparking awareness or change.

Born in Canada to an Italian family, Amabili proudly identifies as Italian-Canadian—a reflection of her deep admiration for her father. Her 2004 book, Guido, is a tribute to him. The novel chronicles her father’s journey from Offida, Italy to Canada in 1922, highlighting the hardships and resilience that shaped his life. Originally written in French and later translated into Italian, Guido was warmly received in Italy, earning Amabili a ceremonial coat of arms. Yet, when I asked her about the award, her eyes lit up more at the mention of Maurizio, a distant cousin and newfound family member from Offida. “He phoned us after doing research at the Affida Culture Office,” she said, smiling. “It was magical—he thought like me, shared my principles, and even grew up baking Italian cheesecakes like I did.”

Amabili’s commitment to children’s rights echoes powerfully through her writing. Her 1999 novel Voyage sur Angélica blends magic realism with grim reality. Angels, symbolic messengers of hope, soar through a world marred by war, trafficking, and abuse. Her congregation of angels and birds becomes a metaphor for the congregation of humanity she hopes to inspire—people united to protect the innocent. The book is more than fiction; it is a literary outcry against silence and indifference.

In Azag (2017), Amabili shifts her lens to Gaza, telling the story of Yahya, a boy who loses his family to war. The rubble-strewn land becomes both a graveyard and a workshop as Yahya and a friend build a robot from debris—a symbol of resistance and rebirth. “Art and writing,” Amabili believes, “can be used as tools to reverse ugliness and restore hope.” For her, storytelling is an act of reclaiming truth, especially the truths that are often left unspoken.

Her most recent publication, Poésies pour les Enfants Blessés, launched on June 26, 2025, is a powerful poetry collection that gives voice to the silenced children of Gaza. Each poem tells a story of pain, survival, and the urgent need for peace. When I asked what moved her to write it, she answered simply, “Someone had to talk about them.”

Rita Amabili is not just an author—she is a messenger. Through every book, she stitches together art, activism, and empathy. Her words are a refuge for the wounded, a rallying cry for justice, and a testament to the power of solidarity.

 

*Collected from the interviewer by Md Ejaj Ahamed*

০৪:২৭ পিএম, ২১ জুলাই ২০২৫ সোমবার

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Review of the Italian - Canadian Poetess Rita Amabili`s poem `Killing Children`

 

Review of the Italian - Canadian Poetess Rita Amabili's poem 'Killing Children'

Reviewer: Shah Jehan Ashrafi (Mauritius)

 

Do not kill children.

Do not teach soldiers to do the same

Their actions will haunt you for the rest of your life

The ugliness of war stains these children

Their essence and their souls are deformed by your fault

And you change the human in them before they flee in terror.

 

Don’t kill children.

Whoever you are, whoever they are, don’t do it.

Warn your hand before it becomes a monster

Turn your leg away: it must not bear the blow

Prevent your body from doing the irreparable act

Refrain from acting out of anger

 

No. Don’t kill children

Whatever their colour, sex or eyes.

Whatever their age. Aren’t you afraid of being denatured?

Totally, forever…And what would become of your own offspring?

Stained, smeared, soiled before they have even opened their eyes?

Don’t kill your flesh before you’ve even conceived it.

 

Choose peace. The kind that does your heart good

The kind we talked about when you were a child.

At school? Didn’t you go? At home? Didn’t you have one?

Then dig deep and you’ll find it.

Aren’t human beings made of love? Have we forgotten

To pulsate, to sparkle, to gleam, to blaze, to glow, to shine…

 

And to end up loving. To love. Choose peace. In truth, everything begins

Everything ends with love. Try to combine your life with it,

remake it and see the child for what they are: a treasure, a becoming, a new beginning.

Don’t kill, Don’t kill children. Please don’t be a dreadful harpy

When you were created to bring back to the surface, that oxygen altruism

Which is so lacking. Look at the little ones, find yourself in them.

Suddenly run, run faster than death, than the wound that strikes

us as long as you can, to the end of your breath, of your soul

Run further than the terror, run deprived of those you loved

Who still shudder at the life they left you with, shuddering at its end

Run, wearing the hollow knit of your foolish hopes, which the Great Ones will

tomorrow crush without pity with their high-heeled laws.

Don’t kill the children.

These rosebuds about to bloom, soiled, bruised, but priceless

Short of water, food and medicine. Strong yet puny.

You look like them, be aware of it and be cursed for harming them.

Don’t kill them, because by doing so you are also killing yourselves.

Curse you for harming them and killing yourselves continuously.

 

 

Do not kill children. Do not kill children.

Whoever you are, whoever they are, don’t do it.

Know how to share beyond all animosity, beyond all hegemony

Because in the end we are nothing but ashes

What will you look like when you’re rubble

And hate still guides you?

 

 

They forgive you even if they don’t forget

Don’t kill the children.

Break up the bread that you forbid them to eat

The earth has enough for every living thing. It is useless to deprive them of it.

What will you look like when you are rubble

And hatred still guides you?

 

Reviewed by Shah Jehan Ashrafi:

"Killing Children" reveals the brutal realities of war. Rita Amabili has written a timely and poignant poem, using children as representations of humanity itself—embodying the future of humankind. In Wordsworth’s view, children exist in a heightened state of closeness to the divine and are inherently pure. Amabili also sees this beauty in children and warns that war may strip them of their innocence, potentially transforming them into monsters: “Until you change the human in them before they flee in terror.” This fear is why the priestess in the poem advocates peace. War not only dehumanizes soldiers but also teaches children to mimic violence.

By allowing war to persist, we destroy the very future that children represent. Amabili’s message echoes John F. Kennedy’s sentiment: “Children are the living messages we send to a time we will not see.” The poem urges us to recognize what is lost when conflict takes precedence over compassion. We need, as the poem states, “to pulsate, to sparkle, to blaze, to glow, and to shine.”

The poet seeks to awaken soldiers’ consciences by encouraging them to see themselves in the young victims. The poem becomes an appeal to let children experience the beauty of life—school, home, and love. Soldiers are reminded that they, too, are vulnerable. Therefore, they must offer the world the same empathy and care they expect from it. Instead of projecting hatred onto the world, they have the power to build a future where humanity is cherished.

To reinforce this idea, Amabili asks: “Aren’t human beings made of love?” She urges soldiers to see their victims as mirrors—reflections of their own humanity. The poem also presents the nihilism that underlies all wars. Amabili portrays war as an endless, futile pursuit. The soldiers chase after nothing, compelled to “run faster than death” and “further than the terror.” In this way, the poem becomes a haunting ode to suffering, hope, and the existential void, reminding us that all life must ultimately surrender to death.

In the end, killing children may offer a fleeting sense of power, but the perpetrat

 

*Collected from the interviewer by Md Ejaj Ahamed*

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Poems

 

 

YOU AND YOUR STORY !

 

Your very face does reveal your story

And I don't feel like staying with this

Loneliness often haunts like dear friends 

Somebody always reassures my thoughts

And you frequently come in my dreams

Your presence I always feel with me

The feeling of love inside me sparks 

You have given your heart to somebody 

Somewhere you have lost your heart 

The devil in me dwells in my breath

I like to stay nowhere but in your bosom 

Let me know why this loneliness 

sticks.

 

©️®️Dr Prasana Kumar Dalai@India

 

 

 

 

SANS YOU !

 

I wonder how to spend my time sans you

With no means to communicate with you

Your memory is more than an inspiration

Your distance puts me at a loss now

I can't endure this sans your

company

Your thoughts very often trouble me hard

The dark clouds have encompassed me 

Bringing the rain of my longing for you

My heart is flooded with fond feelings

And to be honest I can’t rescue myself.

 

©️®️ Dr Prasana Kumar Dalai@India

 

 

 

SAD CRIES OF TWO HEARTS !

 

My devotion would be vain if I can’t bow down to you

My life is all useless and purposeless without you

The sad cries of two separated hearts echo in the air

Your faint traces remain in my memories 

Like my shadow you are present in my destiny 

My naive heart is fetching way to get close to you

God is the witness to the destruction of two hearts 

Either God has got angry or this world is jealous 

I will never say a word if you long to be close to me.

 

©️®️Dr Prasana Kumar Dalai @ India

 

 

 

Biography of the Author:

DrPrasana Kumar Dalai

(DOB 07/06/1973) is a passionate Indian Author-cum- bilingual poet while a tremendous lecturer of English by profession in the Ganjam district of Odisha.He is an accomplished source of inspiration for young generation of India .His free verse on Romantic and melancholic poems appreciated by everyone. He belongs to a small typical village Nandiagada of Ganjam District,the state of Odisha.After schooling he studied intermediate and Graduated In Kabisurjya Baladev vigyan Mahavidyalaya then M A in English from Berhampur University PhD in language and literature and D.litt from Colombian poetic house from South America.He promotes his specific writings around the world literature and trades with multiple stems that are related to current issues based on his observation and experiences that needs urgent attention.He is an award winning writer who has achieved various laurels from the circle of writing worldwide.His free verse poems not only inspires young readers but also the ready of current time.His poetic symbol is right now inspiring others, some of which are appreciated by laurels of India and across the world. Many of his poems been translated in different Indian languages and got global appreciation. Lots of well wishes for his upcoming writtings and success in future.He is an award winning poet author of many best seller books.Recently he is awarded Rabindra nath Tagore and Gujarat Sahitya Academy for the year 2022 from Motivational Strips . A gold medal from world union of poets France & winner Of Rahim Karims world literary prize 2023.The government of Odisha Higher Education Department appointed him 

as a president to Governing body of Padmashree Dr Ghanashyam Mishra Sanskrit Degree College, Kabisurjyanagar.Winner of " HYPERPOEM " GUNIESS WORLD RECORD 2023.Recently he was awarded from SABDA literary Festival at Assam.Highest literary honour from Peru contributing world literature 2024.Prestigious Cesar Vellejo award 2024 & Highest literary honour from Peru.Director at Samrat Educational charitable Trust Berhampur, Ganjam Odisha.

Vicedomini of world union of poets Italy.

Completed 248 Epistolary poetry with Kristy Raines U SA.

Books.

1.Psalm of the Soul.

2.Rise of New Dawn.

3.secret Of Torment.

4.Everything I never told you.

5.Vision Of Life National Library Kolkata.

6.100 Shadows of Dream.

7.Timeless Anguish.

8.Voice of Silence.

9.I cross my heart from east to west . Epistolary poetry with Kristy Raines

*Collected from the poet by Md Ejaj Ahamed*

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অফবিট ক্রাইম

মোবাইল গেমে আসক্তি নিয়ে মায়ের বকুনিতে অভিমান, আত্মঘাতী তরুণ

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অফবিট ক্রাইম

২১ জুলাই শহীদ স্মরণে সাগরদিঘিতে প্রস্তুতি সভা, অধীরকে তীব্র কটাক্ষ মসিউরের

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অফবিট ক্রাইম

নতুন চাকরিতে জয়েনিং উপলক্ষে বিদ্যালয়ের ছাত্রছাত্রীদের চারাগাছ উপহার পরিবেশ প্রেমী শিক্ষকের।

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অফবিট ক্রাইম

জুম্মার নামাজ শেষে গাছ বিতরণ সাগরদীঘিতে

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অফবিট ক্রাইম

নারী সুরক্ষা বাল্যবিবাহ, সাইবার সচেতনতায় জঙ্গিপুর জেলা পুলিশের বিশেষ শিবির

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অফবিট ক্রাইম

মুর্শিদাবাদের বহরমপুরে অজন্তা কোম্পানির জমকালো বিজনেস মিট,৩৫০ নতুন পণ্যের সম্ভার

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মজলিশ

প্রয়াত কথাসহিত্যিক এস এম নিজামুদ্দীন মহাশয়ের স্মরণ সভা

 প্রয়াত শিক্ষাবিদ, কবি ও কথাসহিত্যিক এস এম নিজামুদ্দীন মহাশয়ের স্মরণ সভা

 

মোঃ ইজাজ আহামেদ 

 

জঙ্গিপুর, ১৯ জুলাই ২০২৫: ১৯ জুলাই বিকেল ৩টা নাগাদ বরজে গুলবাগ একাডেমিতে অনুষ্ঠিত হল প্রয়াত শিক্ষাবিদ, কবি ও কথাসহিত্যিক এস এম নিজামুদ্দীন মহাশয়ের স্মরণ সভা। উপস্থিত ছিলেন প্রাবন্ধিক কাজী আমিনুল ইসলাম, কবি রীনা কংশাবণিক, অধ্যাপক নূরুল মোর্তোজা, কবি আবদুস সালাম, সত্যদর্পণ পত্রিকার সম্পাদক রাজেশ শেখ, রংধনু পত্রিকার সম্পাদক জয়নুল আবেদীন, ইট পত্রিকার সম্পাদক আবু সামাদ, স্বপ্নের ভেলা সাহিত্য পত্রিকা'র সম্পাদক তথা কবি ও লেখক মোঃ ইজাজ আহামেদ। উল্লেখ্য ৯ জুলাই সাহিত্যিক এস এম নিজামুদ্দীন ইহলোক ত্যাগ করেন। তাঁর জন্ম ১লা জানুয়ারি ১৯৪৭ সালে। দারিদ্র্যতাকে হার মানিয়ে জীবনযুদ্ধে বিজয়ী একজন সৈনিক ও শিক্ষাদরদী একজন মানুষ ছিলেন এই কবি ও লেখক। শিক্ষা প্রসারের জন্য নিজ এলাকায় প্রতিষ্ঠা করেন গুলবার্গ অ্যাকাডেমি। অ্যাকাডেমি পরিচালনার পাশাপাশি নিরলসভাবে সাহিত্যচর্চা চালিয়ে যান। তাঁর লেখনীর মূল উপজীব্য বিষয় ছিল মেহনতী ও অবহেলিত মানুষের আলেখ্য তুলে ধরা। তাঁর কয়েকটি প্রকাশিত গ্রন্থ জীবনের রঙ বদল, আলোকবর্তিকা, শিকড়ের খোঁজে, ফেরারি আসামি'র দিনলিপি ইত্যাদি।

০৮:২২ এএম, ২০ জুলাই ২০২৫ রোববার

সাহিত্য

POEM - YOUR PRISONER

 

 

 

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 heur new novel "Feniks", which is currently being published Brixhilda Dede has completed her higher studies in food engineering, but she has had her pasion 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.

 

 

YOUR PRISONER

 

 I look for you in my soul. Where the colors of life bloom. 

I go inside and go crazy, Forget yourself. 

Its absence makes longing howl in heart sighs. 

 

I died and came back again, 

Just for you!

I saw,.. you were looking for me endlessly. 

The fool is your prisoner! Without her love, there is no moment.

Divine breath, sent from God!

 

 If you want, come like a solar storm. 

Poured the bright aurora of polar dawns.

 If you want, come like a fire of stars of silvery nights, 

Through blue lights, the desire to enter the blood, to caress the stem cells in the straw of the back. You just come!!

 

©®Brixhilda Dede

 

*Collected from the poetess by Md Ejaj Ahamed*

০৬:৪৪ পিএম, ১৮ জুলাই ২০২৫ শুক্রবার

সাহিত্য

STORY - WHO WILL STAND UP FOR YOU

 

WHO WILL STAND UP FOR YOU

Dr. HC Rozalia Aleksandrova

 

Poet has served the Word his whole life. That's what the Soul was telling him. In the beginning it was easy and inspiring. The words leapt out of themselves before his eyes and rejoiced when they touched the white paper. They quieted down  and seemed to call him: come to us! Poet could feel their power and with even greater inspiration he awaited the next guest.

 

Years passed.

 

One day Poet did not wait for a guest. It was unusual. Quietly. And then it got sad.

 

Poet went headed off to the mountain. 

 

He didn't see or hear anything.

 

Just looking for the word and the words. And the intoxication they brought him.

 

The road was narrow and lonely, but something told him that his faithful companions were up there.

 

The words suddenly appeared. But not just those who drove him crazy with their whirlwind, but somehow others - dignified. And very light. It was difficult for them to touch the white sheet. It was as if they were running away from him.

 

Poet has reached the top of the mountain. He looked up at the sky and the sun. He looked down. He saw nothing. But he heard the whisper of the mountain:

 

- Where are you headed?

 

- I'm looking for the words.

 

- You are not looking for the words, but you are looking for yourself.

 

-Yes you are right.

 

- What did you find?

 

- I lost them. I lost my joy.

 

- Now where?

 

- Yes, where - asked Poet. And he had no answer.

 

- It's time for you to rest - said the mountain. - The road was long, but it always ends.

 

- I understand that it is so - said the Poet. - Was that all?

 

- Yes for now.

 

Poet sat on a stone and tried to remember his life. But he saw nothing but those words that made him happy.

 

- Who will stand up for you when you come back to me?

 

The sigh of the mountain startled him and he jumped. He began to look around. Who indeed? He noticed the eagle circling high above him. He looked down and saw the endless green of Life.

 

He ran back to find his protectors. His foot nearly stepped on an edelweiss. He bowed to the flower and left.

 

A mountain stream delighted him with its clean water and ... music. Yes, it was singing tirelessly in its own language. And Poet understood his every word and note.

 

Further down, he met two titmice, who waved at him with their wings and continued their amorous duet.

 

Poet arrived home. And there were so many people waiting for him - acquaintances and strangers. Their faces were blessing and loving him.

 

Poet sat on the bench in front of his house. And so he stayed.

 

And around him circled his most faithful friends and protectors - the words that he gave life to on Earth.

 

© Dr HC Rozalia Aleksandrova

 

 

About the Authoress:

Dr. HC Rozalia Aleksandrova lives in Plovdiv, Bulgaria. She was born in the magical Rhodope Mountains, the cradle of Orpheus. Author of 12 poetry books, she is editor of more than 35 literary almanacs, collections and anthologies. Her poems was translated into many languages: Polish, English, Danish, Sweden, Spanish, Arabic, French, Chineese, Bengali, Percian, Greek, Serbian, Russian, Italian, Albanian, Bengali, Bangla, Ivrit, Turkish, Azerbaidjani, She is translator from and in Polish, Russian and English. Her poems have been published in many prestigious collections, almanacs, literary magazines and websites in Bulgaria, Europe and the world.

In March 2006 she created a poetic-intellectual association "Quantum and Friends" for the promotion of quantum poetry in civil society, Plovdiv and Bulgarian phenomenon. Founder and Chief organizer of the International Festival of Poetry SPIRITUALITY WITHOUT BORDERS from 2015. Every year The Festival publishes an almanac.

She is also President for Bulgaria of association Mill Minds for Mexico International, President of the Bulgarian Chapter of the Global Federation of Leadership and Hi Intelligence, Advisor for Literature of CCTV from 2022. Too - Coordinator for Bulgaria of World Youth Parliament – Mexico 2023 and World Festival Women in letters 2024; Honorary President for Bulgaria of UHE; she is in the Board of Directors of website Atunis Poetry and other.

Apart from being a Poetesse, she is also a scientist. She deals with the study and reflections of quantum and torsion theory in the field of language, poetry, culture, medicine, philosophy and methodology of science. She has published a book with popular science essays "Let's open the door to the meaning or reflections of information science“, Plovdiv 2015.And she publishes new essaistic book “The Wonders of Poetry”in Bulgarian – 2025. She has published more than 35 populare essays from 2010 to today.

She has many prestigious international and Bulgarian poetry awards and awards for World Peace and literature (for example: Mahatma Gandhi Peace Prize 2022). She is Doctor Honoris Causa of UNQE – Mexico.

 

*Collected from the poetess by Md Ejaj Ahamed*

০৬:৩২ পিএম, ১৮ জুলাই ২০২৫ শুক্রবার

সাহিত্য

POEM - CHILD OF THE WORLD

 

 

CHILD OF THE WORLD

Dr. HC Rozalia Aleksandrova

 

I saw a child behind a wire fence.

The sky through barbed wire.

Has the world said goodbye to hell?

Or is the huge space is an inherited plot!

 

 

The eyes of innocence are blind.

But we've seen through, haven't we?!

And on this day I understood, 

That conscience, Poet, cannot complain. 

And to keep quiet.

 

 

The children of Palestine are the flowers,

Whom this world has hurt.

And everyone carries 

The guilt within themselves.

Children behind barbed wire fences.

And the world – is in dept.

 

 

 

Dr. HC Rozalia Aleksandrova lives in Plovdiv, Bulgaria. She was born in the magical Rhodope Mountains, the cradle of Orpheus. Author of 12 poetry books, she is editor of more than 35 literary almanacs, collections and anthologies. Her poems was translated into many languages: Polish, English, Danish, Sweden, Spanish, Arabic, French, Chineese, Bengali, Percian, Greek, Serbian, Russian, Italian, Albanian, Bengali, Bangla, Ivrit, Turkish, Azerbaidjani, She is translator from and in Polish, Russian and English. Her poems have been published in many prestigious collections, almanacs, literary magazines and websites in Bulgaria, Europe and the world.

In March 2006 she created a poetic-intellectual association "Quantum and Friends" for the promotion of quantum poetry in civil society, Plovdiv and Bulgarian phenomenon. Founder and Chief organizer of the International Festival of Poetry SPIRITUALITY WITHOUT BORDERS from 2015. Every year The Festival publishes an almanac.

She is also President for Bulgaria of association Mill Minds for Mexico International, President of the Bulgarian Chapter of the Global Federation of Leadership and Hi Intelligence, Advisor for Literature of CCTV from 2022. Too - Coordinator for Bulgaria of World Youth Parliament – Mexico 2023 and World Festival Women in letters 2024; Honorary President for Bulgaria of UHE; she is in the Board of Directors of website Atunis Poetry and other.

Apart from being a Poetesse, she is also a scientist. She deals with the study and reflections of quantum and torsion theory in the field of language, poetry, culture, medicine, philosophy and methodology of science. She has published a book with popular science essays "Let's open the door to the meaning or reflections of information science“, Plovdiv 2015.And she publishes new essaistic book “The Wonders of Poetry”in Bulgarian – 2025. She has published more than 35 populare essays from 2010 to today.

She has many prestigious international and Bulgarian poetry awards and awards for World Peace and literature (for example: Mahatma Gandhi Peace Prize 2022). She is Doctor Honoris Causa of UNQE – Mexico.

*Collected from the poetess by Md Ejaj Ahamed*

০৬:৩০ পিএম, ১৮ জুলাই ২০২৫ শুক্রবার

সাহিত্য

Poems

 

Francesca Gallello G.I.N. Gòmez wrote her first novel at the age of just 9. A poet, writer, screenwriter, literary critic, columnist, publisher, and Italian cultural promoter, she is the author of numerous novels with social and historical themes, as well as several poetry collections. Her poetic style, defined as “gallelliano” by scholars who follow its evolution, is appreciated and translated into more than ten languages.

She has collaborated with various authors and directs SATURNO Magazine, a publication dedicated to art, culture, and society, offering space to writers and artists from around the world. She is also the founder of the historical-cultural association RADICI, created with the aim of uncovering often-silenced historical truths about the Italian Risorgimento.

She was the first woman in Calabria to found and direct a publishing house, Veliero aps, and she organizes numerous cultural events in Italy and abroad. Her social commitment extends to the fight against violence toward women and children, as well as volunteering in a juvenile detention center, where she leads theater and creative writing workshops.

Throughout her career, she has received numerous national and international awards and honors. She was named among the 20 most respected journalists for her commitment to promoting peace and strengthening intercultural dialogue, a title awarded by the prestigious international magazine LEGACY CROWN CORPORATION (Philippines). Furthermore, the newspaper ALROWAD NEWS (Cairo, Egypt) included her among the 100 most influential literary and artistic figures of 2024. For her dedication to culture and human rights, she was awarded the title of Ambassador of Peace by the World Literary Forum for Peace and Human Rights (USA) and the Universal Peace Federation (Albania–Italy).

Poesia

"I Wish I Could Stop the World" By Francesca Gallello Gabriel Italo Nel Gòmez

With dimmed eyes, blind to hope, the heart beats to the rhythm of bombs and weapons. I wish — by some magic — to stop this mad world, to step off, and take with me all the broken hearts, the trembling souls, the weeping mothers, the hungry children.

My hands, in prayer, tremble, soaked in silent tears. Where has the divine dream of peace and brotherhood gone? Where are the children’s smiles — the real ones, the ones that light up the sky?

I wish I could find them again, gather them one by one, and place them in their tired eyes, to see — at last — tears, yes, but only tears of joy.

 

 

 

Where No Hands Are Clasped

Francesca Gallello G.I.N. Gòmez

 

Love me like the wind loves the leaf, lifting it gently, but never holding it. Be like the morning sun: it gives its light without asking if anyone awaits it.

 

Let me be neither yours nor mine, but ours — like the earth belongs to those who till it and to the sky that blesses it.

 

Do not seek me when you are thirsty, but come to me when your heart has learned to drink from its own silence.

 

Because love that begs is slavery dressed in white, and love that commands is a storm that believes itself a spring.

 

Love me as one loves a distant song: without trying to grasp it, only for the joy of hearing it pass by — yes, that is how I want you to love me.

 

 

I Wish I Could Stop the World

 Francesca Gallello Gabriel Italo Nel Gòmez

 

With dimmed eyes, blind to hope, the heart beats to the rhythm of bombs and weapons. I wish — by some magic — to stop this mad world, to step off, and take with me all the broken hearts, the trembling souls, the weeping mothers, the hungry children.

My hands, in prayer, tremble, soaked in silent tears. Where has the divine dream of peace and brotherhood gone? Where are the children’s smiles — the real ones, the ones that light up the sky?

I wish I could find them again, gather them one by one, and place them in their tired eyes, to see — at last — tears, yes, but only tears of joy.

*Collected from the poet by Md Ejaj Ahamed*

০৬:২৫ পিএম, ১৮ জুলাই ২০২৫ শুক্রবার

সাহিত্য

Poem - With Love and Hope

 

Arelis Danger de la Cruz is a Cuban engineer, writer, columnist, and poet born in Baracoa, Guantánamo, in 1966. She is a member of several international organizations, including the International Chamber of Writers & Artists, CIESART GLOBAL, and the Royal International Academy of Art and Literature. She has participated in international poetry festivals, book fairs, and virtual poetry events. She has received national and international awards and recognition for her literary works, such as the 2024 International Golden Scroll Award sponsored by CIESART GLOBAL, the "Mtra. América Del Rio" State Literature Award, and the 1st Prize in the "Literary Asia - 2024" International Literary Competition.  2024 z., Recognition for Poetic Excellence, Given in Panama 11/17/2024, Special Mention of the Jury Nomination for the Intercontinental Arts Award "Dr. Amb. Mary Espinoza Peña", Golden Globe World Award for her fight in favor of environmental conservation, State Literature Award "Aldorriquelmo Auhalulco", Certificate of Honor Amazon Productive Foundation Parnassus 21st Century Poetic Movement Given in Ontinyent Spain;  and, Quito - Ecuador, June 15, 2024, Professor Ciro Artemio Constantino Álvarez International Award, awarded by the Royal International Academy of Arts and Literature 2024, International Academic Diploma, Contemporary Literature International Federation of Writers, Poets and Artists for World Peace, July 25, 2024 Code: 00044-FID, García Mánquez Literature Prize July 2024, Cuba. Roots and Soul Golden Trophy, Virtual Group of ARTS POETRY & LITERATURE, State Literature Prize "Prof. Joaquín Álvarez Añorve" Coyuca De Benítez, Gro.  Mexico January 5, 2025, Recognition for the Decalogue shared at UNESCO Madrid, February 5, 2025, Love and Poetry Award International Cultural Community Alliance, Recognition for participation in the Anthology "STREET ANGELS", in support of the rights of boys and girls who have suffered and are suffering from abuse, malnutrition, harassment and other factors that threaten their innocence. Chascomús, Buenos Aires, Argentina - February 20, 2025, Anthology for Humanitarian Aid of the Red Cross.  Ciesart (2023-2024), Anthology "A Call to Peace II" Written offering to His Holiness Pope Francis International Chamber of Writers (2024), Participation in the Literary Olympiad" held from September 25 to 30, 2024, International Arts Award 'Dr. Amb. Mary Espinosa Peña" 2024, Diamond Pen. COYUCA DE BENÍTEZ, GRO.  September 30, 2024, UNIVERSAL POETIC UTOPIA THE GREATEST POETS IN THE WORLD USA BRANCH, first anthology for UNIVERSAL PEACE, AWARD: PASSION AND POETRY, WORLD ALLIANCE OF POETS AND WRITERS 2024, Certificate Symbol of Literature and Culture, Potosina Academy of Modern Literature, September 5, 2024, Participation in the 1st World Congress of Peace and the Arts Machoacan 2024. International Diploma CULTURE AND PEACE, Date/2024 Code:00047-FID, State Prize for Literature "Prof. Joaquín Álvarez Añorve".  She has also been named World Peace Ambassador for 2024, CIESART Cultural Ambassador for 2025, and 4th Prize winner in the CIESART France Coffee and Love Contest. She participated this year in the 1st World Congress of Poets United for Peace and Life on Earth. Her works are included in 13 international poetry anthologies and literary publications. Her poems are disseminated on social media and radio stations in Turkey, India, Mexico, Russia, Colombia, and Argentina.

 

 

 

With Love and Hope 

Arelis Danger de la Cruz Country (Cuba)

 

Each one with their own hope of love

With a light that illuminates and makes us dream

Give thanks to life, which gives us every day,

Let us break the hatred that makes us suffer and cry.

 

Let's end the wars that divide and kill us

And bring peace, in full harmony and love

That peace that does not judge or subdue

And respects everyone, no matter who they are.

 

May it be the light of hope that guides us

And may love be the path that leads us forward

Without fear, without borders, without barriers

And may peace be what envelops us in a sincere embrace.

 

May each person, with their own hope, be the seed

That germinates in the heart and blossoms in the soul

And may harmony unite us

In a world full of love, where we all fit.

 

Let's break hatred and bring peace!

Let's end wars and live in brotherhood and joy!

 

©®Arelis Danger de la Cruz Country 

 

*Collected from the poetess by Md Ejaj Ahamed*

০২:৪৫ পিএম, ১৮ জুলাই ২০২৫ শুক্রবার

সাহিত্য

Poems

 

Dr.Natalie Bisso is a poet, novelist, essayist, and songwriter, interpreter. He is the author of 13 collections, more than 120 songs. The poems have been translated into 45 languages of the world. Awarded the title: "HONORARY FIGURE OF WORLD LITERATURE AND ARTS". Founder and President of the International Literary Association "Creative Tribune“, Corresponding member of the International Academy of Sciences and Arts. Academician of the International Academy for the Development of Literature and Art; Academician of the International Academy of Russian Literature ; Ambassador of Peace; included in the book "One of the 50 most influential women of Europe“and the only one from Germany. Member of the Senate of the Federation of World Leaders, honorary member of the World Federation of Leadership and High Intelligence A.C. The Golden Feather of Russia, the Golden Feather of Kyrgyzstan, is included in the PLATINUM BOOK of the SPSA - USA. Has awards, international prizes, orders and medals, including under the auspices of Unesco.

 

 

VIOLIN

 

A whisper ran from the wings,

Silence suddenly reigned in the hall,

And the wine sparkle in the glass,

When the artist come on stage.

And the soul took off, as in a dream,

My senses were can dancing,

The sounds of the violin were kissing everyone there,

And they drowned deceptively in wine.

 

chorus:

Violin, you are my soul's tenderness,

Crying like a sinful eternity,

Moaning, until the aorta ruptures,

Hiding wild pride in the sounds.

 

Ah, Maestro! What a virtuoso!

This half - moon world has inspired,

Suddenly touched my soul strings

Subtle sensual sound is a symbiosis.

Inhale and exhale from the violin flew,

Hastily melted away, as if under clouds,

And he fluttered in the air like moths,

A new wave gave birth to sounds again.

 

And from the strings, like a violin soul,

Getting naked, so caressed with a sound,

She whispered a confession in my ear,

Oh, how good that music is!

Or sounded under the bow a moment of longing,

The sound was carried in a train and wandered around the hall,

Burned the hearts of music, like fire,

Turning an embrace into a vice.         

                             

©®Natalie Bisso (Germany)

 

 

BLUES MUSIC

 

Ah... Amber blues music!

As if she touched heart with a wing,

Either a Russian or a Frenchman,

Pouring wine through his veins.

 

And the soul is already ready to get drunk,

Dissolving in a glass of intoxicating,

Enjoy this blues sobbing,

And wake up in Paris at night.

 

The subtle spirit of croissants is curling,

And the fragrance floats over the Seine,

Here - gypsies are guessing daisies

And a masquerade sunset is dancing.

 

Second - hand booksellers' shops are colored

They give out their prologue for show,

And above, how are the most alive,

Sparrows and hubbub, as a result.

 

And those living monists are scurrying around:

Flock up, a hooligan sparrow

Himself on the wings - a parachutist,

Wriggling is a living talisman.

 

Pulls the tentacles of a jellyfish,

Raised an eyebrow in amazement,

That amber blues music,

Like wine that excites our blood.

 

And such bliss is hovering,

And the soul is like a lazy eagle,

He no longer dreams of anything else,

Only he would find himself again.

 

©®Natalie Bisso (Germany)

 

 

SIMPLE SCIENCE

 

Do not harbor evil in yourself, do not envy others,

Flattery and envy are bad friends in life,

The whole science is simple, just look at it differently,

The most terrible enemy is in you! If you win, you will become king!

 

You're not the money to be endlessly loved by everyone,

If you have chosen a goal, then go to it, regardless of all the enemies!

Explaining your actions is too careless,

If you stop, you can get into someone else's temple.

 

Communicate with your enemies - there will be a huge benefit,

Only from them you will easily learn about yourself,

What is hidden from the eyes and from thoughts is not modest,

You will have to go through fire, water and copper pipes.

 

Don't ask! Do not expect mercy - there will be no miracle!

Control everything yourself, you are the master of fate!

Be in harmony with yourself, you will get a moment of victory

Only in battle! Just know that the reefs of life are harsh.

 

 

©®Natalie Bisso (Germany)

 

*Collected from the poetess by Md Ejaj Ahamed*

০২:৪০ পিএম, ১৮ জুলাই ২০২৫ শুক্রবার

সাহিত্য

Poem - My Faith

 

Úri Kovàcs Ilona Ica was born in Hungary on 1975. 12 10.She is a designer. 10 years Art and Literature have been part of her life. She is the President of the Golden Palm International Academy of Arts and Literature. She writes in Hungarian, English and Arabic. She supports many artists and writers, poets to present their work on an international level. She studied natural medicine. She really likes alternative medicine. She has completed many studies. She has studied psychology. She is most interested in art.

 

 

My Faith

 

Who am I " the man who stood up more than he fell on his knees.

And when they thought I would stay on earth, God raised me up.

Not the psalms" not the temples are the house of God.

The love that comes from my soul is the good will that is humanity.

And there is infinite love across the worlds and beyond.

Who wears a mask despite his difficulties "" is not a pure mirror of the soul"" shows a false mirror to the world.

I am always myself and I am very proud of that.

Neither anger nor wrath is my way " and goodness is love the pure light of my heart is the word of God" and I don't have to testify he sees me.

And he knows words are just words my actions are all true.

 

You never have to apologize to me " God will hear you he is the steward of truth.

 

 

©®Ilona Úri Kovàcs 

 

 

*Collected from the poetess by Md Ejaj Ahamed*

০২:৩৭ পিএম, ১৮ জুলাই ২০২৫ শুক্রবার

সাহিত্য

Poem - Light Came

 

Light Came

Tapan Roy

 

In the middle of the way 

I had to stop.

For the darkness suddenly 

stood in my way,

I was surprised for coming 

the darkness as this was not

the time of its coming. 

There was no street light even any type of light, 

even the moon fled away

being afraid of the darkness. 

After sometimes I started 

going ahead ...

at that time light came and

the darkness was defeated .

 

Copyright Reserved @Tapan Roy 

 

About the Poet:

Tapan Roy was born in Madhutati, India,

He resides at Gyan Mukherjee Road, Hirapur, Dhanbad, Jharkhand, India. He is a multilingual poet, story-writer, script-writer, novelist,song-writer, drama-writer, an actor, organiser, a recitator.

He writes poem in Bengali, in English, in Hindi. He published book of poems recently:- 

premer Bigat Kishoree, kee Range Rangabe Amay, Ananta Andharer Ghomtay ( in Bengali)

I will wait for you ( in English) etc. 

He edited anthologies :- 

Kabyaneele Sagar Sunil ( the poems in different languages of different poets of different countries 

translated into Bengali), Banglar Baire Bangla.

 

*Collected from the poet by Md Ejaj Ahamed*

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সাহিত্য

POEM - CORNELIUS THE DRUNK

 

CORNELIUS THE DRUNK 

Edy Samudra Kertagama 

 

You are Cornelius 

Who sent the poems 

When the moon is bright. 

"I married for love 

And my bride, deserves 

To get more 

Than just my love." 

 

Something eternal 

Forever embedded 

On the tip of the tongue. 

 

But who is 

Who deserves to be called a philosopher 

While you are like a drunkard 

Who is no longer sweet like wine. 

 

Lampung, 2025

 

 

LAILA IN LOVE 

Edy Samudra Kertagama 

 

Sitting on a chair behind the window the first thing that came to her mind was a blank sheet lying on the table. 

 

She didn't write much let alone a story that felt like just an echo. 

 

"Laila, don't let the rose wither in your hand" let alone fade its redness, because your smile is an ember that is always on your face. 

 

So don't let your journey diminish, even though it will become nostalgia later. 

 

Good evening Laila, I greet you. Tabik! Tabik only the moon can resemble your face. 

 

Indonesia, 2025

 

 

 

 

BIODATA : 

 

Edy Samudra Kertagama As a poet and director. Invited to National and International literary-theater meetings. Since 1979 Has directed 123 theater performance scripts by both Indonesian and Foreign authors with Kuman Theater Studies. He has been invited to various literary meetings including: 1. Rumahitam Andalas Arts Forum (RAAF) and Temu Sastrawan Sumatera (TSS) Batam in 2008. 2. Nusantara Poet Festival Sempena The2 Kediri International Poetry Gathering, Kediri in 2008, 3. Indonesian Poet Festival Medan Poet Poet Competition in 2009. Invited to the Nusantara Poet Meeting and Festival held at the Language and Library Council, Kuala Lumpur and Rumah PENA Kuala Lumpur in 2009. 2016 International Literature Seminar at Gajah Mada University In addition to writing poetry, essays, pantuns and stage scripts, Edy Samudra Kertagama is also known as a theater director and actor, he has explored and staged various performances with the Kumannya theater which was founded in 1979.  

 

His poetry books that have been published in Anthologies: Kering (1997), Nyanyian Sunyi (2002), Short poems Embun Putih (2004), Mantra Sang Nabi (2016), Kereta Gandeng and Sajak Burung Rajawali (2019), Senja dan Gerimis (2024) and Arutala (2024). Awards and Certificates from various countries. In addition, the poems have also been published in 40 foreign media. 

 

As Artistic Director of Kuman Theater Study and Mata Dunia Literature House and Director General of CIESART Indonesia.

 

 

*Collected from the poet by Md Ejaj Ahamed*

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অফবিট ক্রাইম

শিক্ষকের মারধরে ১৬ ছাত্রী হাসপাতালে, চাঞ্চল্য রামপুরহাটে বেসরকারি স্কুলে

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এ মুহূর্তে

বৃষ্টির জলে প্লাবন সুতির উমরাপুর, বহুতালী ও হারুয়া সংলগ্ন এলাকায়

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অফবিট ক্রাইম

ফরাক্কায় বেহাল রাস্তা, স্কুলে যেতে গিয়ে জলের তোড়ে ভেসে গেল ছাত্র

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