The Grave Dweller Poem by Rahman Henry

The Grave Dweller

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The graveyard silent by day
And garrulous at night
Is but my beloved land

And I'm proud of these people
Dwelling in this duality

One day a thougtful afternoon
Would repent in the history
As because the assailant was
None but our saviour!

Monday, November 30, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: grave,life and death,lifestyle,mother land,tyranny
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Shakil Ahmed 30 November 2015

you have portrayed life and death beautifully in your poem, thanks for sharing

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Farzana Shumi 17 January 2016

One day a thougtful afternoon Would repent in the history As because the assailant was None but our saviour!

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Atoar Hossan 02 December 2015

The graveyard silent by day And garrulous at night Is but my beloved land....

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Shah Surja 30 November 2015

The graveyard silent by day And garrulous at night Is but my beloved land

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Kelly Kurt 30 November 2015

It is often the Savior that strikes the deadly blow

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Photon Roy 30 November 2015

The assailant was none but our saviour................

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Rahman Henry

Rahman Henry

Natore, Bangladesh.
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