Poems by Kamrul Islam

Poems by Kamrul Islam


The Tortuous Puzzle Melts

This is too much to dance
on the foggy dais,
a soulful cry heaps
on the condemn cell
of a sunless land,
( belonging to robotic beach)
breast-torn sonata
of murdering zone
says about the days
that gravel the questions of
caning the coming rains...
some trees unfolding
their innocent leaves
that heal the derailed,
open the magic door
and the kids of the sun
and dew together
sprinkle the dust of
evening glows and
smiles of the untrodden
break the wings
to envelop the wounds,
the dark hidden
politics of the demons
with unfolded leaves
acts on a new dais of
riverine vest,
the new sun brings the roots
from the dense woods,
the tortuous puzzle melts…


The Old Torch

The torch that will never
give light
gives me a shade of rains,
It's value lies
in its selfless burning
to the last and the days
of new leaves
surround me with
the memories
of new moon, endless mind...
I like your walking away
your coming back too,
As if the sack on the
poor window dreams,
The lonely eyes open
the door of midnight,
And the miracles occur
with the old torch,
Your hands soaked in the
lights of rosy water...

Kamrul Islam
Bangladesh