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Unfinished

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Author: Lipika Ghosh

Lipika GhoshJanuary 12, 2018

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Unfinished

written by: Lipika Ghosh

Waiting for long
Sitting on a lonely chair
Noisy wave of town is going to far
Far from this loneliness
May be deep darkness of night
Suddenly will cover
Like a curtain on stage
At the middle of
the unfinished drama

As he is too busy to talk?
Actually this is a golden evening
Before night
Like a certain good news...

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Lipika Ghosh

Contemporary poet and short story writer in regional language Bengali. Active period from 1995 to present. Written five books, collections of Bengali poems. Supporting humanity, supporting to save greenery.

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Unfinished - January 12, 2018
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