To Praise Your Beauty Poem by Trailakya Roy

To Praise Your Beauty



To praise your beauty
I cannot tell lies.
As I become dumb
When I look at your eyes.


So here are few words
That I guessed once
When we were at river-bank
To have some romance.


Eyes are fine but
I cannot compare them.
For you will laugh at
And there's no fame.


I wonder every time
When you smile
And watch more
There's no guile.


I cannot call you
A fine fresh lily
It would be fine
But idea is silly.


You are more lovely
Than the morning rose.
With few dew drops
As the winter goes.


A cuckoo even listens
When you sweetly talk.
Mild breeze starts
As you gently walk.


I cannot call you Mermaid
Your hairs are dry.
As clean as the white clouds
At evening summer sky.


I hear a sweet music
When you laugh.
These are the words
For you my love.

To Praise Your Beauty
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Trailakya Roy

Trailakya Roy

Jalpaiguri, West Bengal
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