Lovely Heart Beat Poem by Chaminda Pushpadewa
Lovely Heart Beat
Surrounding, it lovely big and small islands
Viewing Palmyra trees they werearound and beside the land
Fertilizing, it was land by tobaccos and vegetable,
Travelling by train, it was not feel too long way
At the past time, it lived only bloody military
Travelling to other part, only by sea and air land, road was closed
Waiting blood brothers, when will come to see loved one
Although, by one country and one land it states bylegend
Visiting lot of people today, they get amazing
Living differ life owned best nation
Boosting economy level day by day
Lovely, lovely, being developed that little peninsular believed
Luster dawn at east sky
Drinking Palmyra bottle toddy by travelers
Listing Dolby system music by travelers
Believing, soldiers dropped blood in this battle
Yes Pushpa, let us as Sri Lankans, who suffered the chaos which squeezed every neck and belly for thirty years remember it, not for anything else, but to tell future generations how much the peace is valued on this land. Thank for sharing inspiring thoughts.
Love the title and beautifully expressed of your great love for your now peaceful country as you never forget the loss of lives! Thank you for sharing!
Lovely big and small Islands! ! ! ! Thanks for sharing this poem with us.
Yes, heart beat is really lovely and sings for Creator, wonderfully penned, thanks for sharing the poem with us,10
Luster dawn at east sky Drinking Palmyra bottle toddy by travelers Listing Dolby system music by travelers Believing, soldiers dropped blood in this battle very fine expressions and words picture...your imaginative brain.. tony
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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A nice poetic imagination, inguruwatta. You may like to read my poem, Love and Lust. Thanks