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Unveiling Words of Bleeding Heart

Unveiling Words of Bleeding Heart

written by: Mahfuz Al-Hossain

 

As sad news are surging in nowadays
like mighty inflows of flash flood water
through the damaged sluice gate
resulting in bleeding hearts
those can’t express anything literally

Thinking illiterate -oh no you’re guilty of
unjustified generalisation
Better send request for academic records
Open up sealed pack envelope
directly sent to you by
Dean Psycho- semiotic School of
Emotional Studies
And find there detailed transcripts having
Corroborative evidence in support of
Study of language with lub dub phonetics

Fact remains elsewhere
Grief struck grey alphabets are encrypted first
and saved in cloud spaces
of neurons within nanoseconds
and kept in quarantine
with multiple level passwords

Decoding of those letters
are extremely dangerous
In presence of sympathetic
virus it may cause
uncontrollable weeping
and intermittent shedding of tears

Hello well groomed news -presenters
Be aeronautical and extra -cautious
before your final flight of words
reaching out arterial runways very fast

Mahfuz Al-Hossain

Mahfuz Al-Hossain

Mahfuz Al-Hossain is a Bangladeshi bilingual poet, literary critic, essayist and translator. He was born on 22nd of November 1968 in Kushtia district of Bangladesh and lives in capital city Dhaka since his childhood. His published poetry books include: Probably Poems or May Not, Kalkeuter Taxidermy (Taxidermy of Black Cobra), Proteechyer Bugle (Western Bugle) and Subashito Shobder Ghumghore (Seductions from Scented Words). His poems, articles and translations have been published frequently in various literary journals: Litinfinity, Rock Pebbles, Kobitautsov (India), Poetry Out Loud (UK), Shaluk, Magnapaath, Barnil, Suborno, Turjo (Bangladesh), newspapers: The Daily Sangbad, The Daily Janakantha, The Daily Prothom Alo, The Daily Asian Age, The Daily Jaijaidin (Bangladesh) and Sunday Express (Lesotho) and in different anthologies at home and abroad: Under the Blue Roof (USA), Faux Assassin and Bangla Sahitye Pantoom Kobitar Charcha (Bangladesh). He is the recipient of Behulabangla Best Seller Poetry Book Award 2019.
Mahfuz Al-Hossain

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