Sayeed Abubakar (21 September 1972 - / Jessore / Bangladesh)
Poems by Sayeed Abubakar : 13 / 135
A Tragedy
I have forgotten her face once I loved.
I have forgotten her name once I recited in dream.
I have forgotten my love once I got mad for.
Forgotten all meat, all fish, all sweets and all cream.
What is love then, when it's lost forever?
What is life then, when it's frost forever?
Sayeed Abubakar
Submitted: Thursday, December 08, 2011
Edited: Friday, September 14, 2012
Poems by Sayeed Abubakar : 13 / 135
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