Ramesh Rai - Poems

Poetry Series ramesh rai - poems - Publication Date: 2015 Publisher: Poemhunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive ramesh rai(13.12.1955) Poetry is my passion. Composing since teen age say 1970 and onward. Most of them are destroyed because during those days there was no such platform for publication. Some of them are still with me and also posted in this site. Since 2002 to 2011 I was totally off. In 2011 I posted some of my poems in PH. Now poetry has become the part of my life. It is my personal experience, ' a poet is born can not be made, is the inspiration of only God'. I had the promise I will meet you so i m here. I am grateful to all the poets of this site and my readers who have made me so. Thank you so much to my PH family and all readers.At present I am working in Indian Railways. My home address is 16/2 - Kailash Chandra Banerjee Lane, Howrah - 711 101 (INDIA) . With regards to all. MY FIRST POETRY BOOK ' THE HYMN OF MERCY' SHALL BE RELEASED SHORTLY. Regards once again. @ COPY RIGHT OF ALL POEMS IN THIS PAGE RESERVED BY RAMESH RAI, HOWRAH (INDIA) www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 1 13th December - My Birth Day On this day, I came to this world I cried for, where I came and with What destiny of my life What my mother would have thought About her newly born baby, she might have kissed my head with so many wishes. My all well wishers and family members might have enjoyed But none had imagined about the future struggle of my life. My Dad had said, forehead of his son is high so as to sky, he will blossom and fragrance of his son will enchant all the passers –by. Five decades of my life is passed still the achievement of my life appears to be zero by zero. Yet hopeful for my life with gross achievement as the resonance of all hope and belief of my parents and all well wishers are still ALIVE. ramesh rai www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 2 24 Hrs. Of Life 24 hours is given to me to fulfill my all commitments not even a single second can be added or minimized 24 hrs. of my life is the rational factors of my life to achieve the goal of my life within 24 hrs. of my life I have to complete the journey from moon to sun I have to laugh and cry love and be annoyed 24 hours of my life is more precious than century of my life. ramesh rai www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 3 29th February. You come once at every fourth year give us one day extra time to do some extra Extra in life extra in feelings. ramesh rai www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 4 A Cascading Journey My thoughts are falling on my stone heart, leaving a deep cavity on my heart, like the waterfall falling from high mountain piercing rock of many layer swipe all element with flow of cascade making a stream of eagerness to meet and submerge with a river asking to come on her way to meet the greater ocean, from where my thoughts will evaporate and reach the sky, and to drizzle with mild water, to irrigate creation to quench thirst of creature. ramesh rai www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 5 A Lesson Of Smile My child! do you know how to smile? if you learn to smile you'll forget to weep then no apathy can touch your life like the flower does not know to weep so take the lesson from a flower never knew how to weep. ramesh rai www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 6 A Poem By My Son - 2 I want to go back to my granny's lap, Where i could feel the warmth of her hug. I want to go back to the first day of my school, Where i could be innocent again. I want to go back to play those games, Where i could forget all my pain. I want to go back to my class-room, Where I could build my future again. I want to go back to those narrow lanes, Where I could break some more glass panes. I want to go back to spend evenings with friends, Where my fun would not have an end. I want to go back to my childhood, Where i could just be myself again. ramesh rai www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 7 A Silent Cry A cry sounded in her womb no one did listen but her mother only may be due to her helplessness to save the family and society from ashamedness or what so ever be the reason; but resonance of cry is still alive; shouting and shouting Mom! save me; I am your first love I am the fruit of your divine love I am the first runner amongst millions of sibling which you conceived and you want to destroy me do realise my toils and wishes for being brought up with your blood, bones and marrow when you 'll listen my every heart beat I'll smile with your every smile I'll sleep when you sleep but leave me for few months to grow up my every limbs. One day you will give me birth I'll weep but you'll laugh then you'll kiss me and will get the grace for being mother like the mother earth Mom! leave me for few days I do promise, I'd be your obedient I'd be stick of your oldage and of Dad too; but for God sake please do not kill me I am not at all faulty, you have admitted the law of creation; thus i have come in your womb, to fulfill your desire. Mom! Please do not kill me. Mom! Please save me. www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 8 Mom! Please give me life ramesh rai www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 9 A Cup Of Poetry Hey, the Craven! strolling like a rolling stone running behind to make money by foul and fair giving the name of wiseness lurking for lust have made this world worst than hell spreading hatredness divided the mankind into race and religion begone from my sight. Let me enjoy the cup of poetry am asking the Almighty to pour more and more poems in the cup of my poetry where the moon will reflect And I'll kiss the moon through cup of my poetry to make me realise the coldness of her breath where stars will assemble to enlighten my soul. I'll pray my master to fill with His entire creation when I'd be lost forgetting all delusion of life. ramesh rai www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 10 A Dip Within A Smile I like a dip within your smile a smile on your face always beautify you like a flower, kissing each ray of sun saying all bye to passing wind. Thy effulgence shines like full moon when my pondering soul asks me to search for a starless night; your smile is enough to enlighten my soul. A full moon is quite enough to dispel all obscurity of my life instead of millions of stars failure to make a moonlit night. ramesh rai www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 11 A Dry Rivulet A dry rivulet remembers her days when it was the spring of her life the rivers then tried to put her in bosom any meadows were made fertile Children came to bath and play cattle came to quench their thirst birds came to make a dive the rivulet was in her full youth like a damsel of paradise Realm of the rivulet was quite verdant plethora of her beauty attracted all loving guys After every spring, autumn comes made her to suffer from low - esteem her tears have been swallowed not left to shed for even a drop My poetic heart finds a dropp of tears to lend on her dry eyes to shed on her bygone days. ramesh rai www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 12 A Happy New Year Days, weeks and months have passed the world is entering into a new age for making a new, to establish a new era I wish for a happy new year to all to all my poet friends for better contribution to new world to enlighten the world with a broad vision of love, peace and fraternity, for a prosperous world ramesh rai www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 13 A Humble Prayer O God! You have created the entire nature made so many creatures and gifted to live in, like fire to burn water to quench air to breath and so on all are important for life If fire is your formidable signet water is your cool signet Air manifest the signet of your supreme pleasure O God! I have an humble prayer for water please give us water to quench thirst of all which gives us life too We promise we must not make a fun of your cool manifestation that is flowing in the veins of earth we promise not to spoil it Give us water through rain also and make the atmosphere calm We do promise and give a slogan SAVE WATER SAVE EARTH SAVE LIFE.

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