Category: Your Corner

Depression: The Demon -Kazi Falguni Eshita

Sometimes, I battle a shadowy foe, A demon all too familiar, Depression’s woe. There are nights my body makes me weep; I cannot eat, nor find solace in sleep. The pain consumes, and tears I cry, A whisper says, “Perhaps it’s time to die.” But then, my mind screams, “No!...

The Power of Words -Kazi Falguni Eshita

Words coming out of a dear one Can either make or break, Positive words make difficult battles Seem like pieces of a cake. Words can heal, or can kill too, How to use words? That’s up to you. Words can be harsh, or can be sweet Words can be cool,...

Searching -Zariful Azam

In search of the quietest quiet, I found a place full of chaos. Seeking a utopian world, I arrived on dystopian lands. Yearning for divine love, I stumbled upon a world of hate. A world of fear and treachery, A world of torment and destruction. A world consumed by lust,...

The Whistle of Death -Arif Hossain

This terra is canoodled by all. A few can keep away, But many cannot surreptitiously fall. As they perceive it, it’s not all. The unobtrusive endeavours, But later fall. Legionary theories- it’s an Olympus. Just to eat, to sustain, and to live, Since they passed into oblivion to leave. Hear!...

Tagore and I Kazi Falguni Eshita

Recently, I was watching a musical show aired at one of the Bangla channels to mark Rabindranath Tagore’s death anniversary. Here in the USA, I miss being with Tagore every single minute. Yes, there might be a lot of trumpets, tubas or pianos everywhere, but a harmonium beside a pair...