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The Girl Next Door
by Dr. Kumarendra Mallick
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There is a magic in the air...
The grass on the lawn next door
wears a new smile I know not what for!

Two bees and a yellow butterfly
from our graden across the wall
flew over for me to spy,
and returned to hum,
'There is some one very special,
bewitchingly charming, but shy.
The tress - long, silky and flowing,
resembles a peacock's lovely trail
as if ready to take off and sail
as a raincloud in the monsoon sky...'

My spirits too balloon up,
for the girl next door is a deity in human form;
perhaps forgot the path and came down
to earth coyly to roam...

In the calm sea of my heart
there now spirals a turbulent storm!

Mother asks, 'Are you not well?'
Poor thing, she does not know
my roof  has been blown off by the gale
and I stand spellbound in the new girl's magic spell!

February 05 ,2011
More by : Dr. Kumarendra Mallick
Views: 441
Poem Comment Thank you so very much... for sure, my thoughts do walk through! LOve and best wishes.
kumarendramallick
03/01/2011
Poem Comment Nice poetry... Sir
thoughtswalkthrough
02/18/2011
Poem Comment So nice of you, Shernaz for your comments. Close to 50% beauty of a girl lies in her hair; that is the reason why in Mahabharat Duryodhan asked Dushasan to drag Draupadi to the court by pulling her hair. sad though. The other thing, it appears to me, the purpose of Burkha is to conceal the hair. Thank you.
kumarendramallick
02/07/2011
Poem Comment Enjoyed your sweet poem, particularly these evocative lines about her tresses

The tress - long, silky and flowing,
resembles a peacock's lovely trail
as if ready to take off and sail
as a raincloud in the monsoon sky...'


Shernaz
02/07/2011
Poem Comment Thak you, Rupradha for reading and enjoying. It gives such a good feeling.
kumarendramallick
02/06/2011
Poem Comment wow...it's so good..
rupradhamookerjee
02/06/2011
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