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Let Every Day Be Valentine's D


Shafiq Rehman of red rose I bow before you to bring in such a day A Red Rose salute to you. Waves of Atlantic is washing away The cities, towns and villages of Bangladesh Of its sophistication and culture Nudity shamelessly grasping the young minds Foot of the forest to the beach Port in the city or village or in the neighborhood Or behind the kid’s playschool The bloody blues of immodesty Abusing recklessly Your youthful body Hidden in the prehistoric room What more mystery will be unearthed Tell me please Father of Rose. Oh my beloved leader Western education moulded only your persona But we have only imitated the obscenity In disguise of a false show off of love I will take leave for the remaining three hundred and sixty four days.
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Nurul Hoque

Nurul is a poet in contemporary World literature.

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