1. প্রচ্ছদ
2. সাহিত্য

No Country for the Rohingya
Md Ejaj Ahamed

I am a Rohingya who wants a land to live free.
In spite of my country, I am now a refugee
Who walks holding the hands of the dreams.
The hopes come to the stars of my eyes.
Landless tears flow through the valley of the cheeks.
The eyes of the sky blink;
My eyes stare at the humanity;
The pen of my mind writes tragedy
With the Rohingya genocide's red ink.


©® Md Ejaj Ahamed


Short biography:
Md Ejaj Ahamed (Born: 26 February 1990, Birthplace: Mahendrapur, Aurangabad, Murshidabad, West Bengal, India) is a bilingual poet, writer, editor, journalist, translator, teacher, peace ambassador.  His published research articles are "Discovery and the Golden Peak of Improvement", "Exploring New Trends and Innovations in English Language and Literature". His published books are Swopno Tori'  Bangla Sahitya o cinemaya Goyenda Charitra, 'Maner pandulipi' 'Hrid-Canvas' and 'Antarer Kabyakatha', 'Paranta Sandhya', 'Selected Bengali Poems for Humanity & Peace.He edited three books. His poems have been translated into 20 languages. He is the chief editor of Swapner Vela Sahitya Patrika (The Raft of Dreams Literary Magazine). He has gotten many national and international awards with Honorary Doctorates.