I Remember You Poem by Sudipta Biswas

If possible, come back in my life
At dead night
With the ticking of clock
With the hooting of owl
With the sickle shaped moon
I remember you.

When the train runs very fast
Or stops in an unknown station
When a beggar begs
I remember you.
On the pavement of a busy street
In a sampan on the holy Ganges
At the quietness of the Himalaya
I remember you.
If the sky is overcast,
Or in a bright beautiful morning,
In the rainy day
I remember you.
At Sundarban, in the vessel
My friends are looking for tiger…
I remember you.
At moonlit night of Narmada bank
In the cliff of the marble rock
I remember you.

All busy people of Mumbai
Running for their offices…
The entire world is hankering after money…
Throwing heap of money in the dustbin
I remember you.

Before going to bed at night, I remember you.
In lonely bed, I remember you.
At dawn, at dusk, at twilight, at sunset, I remember you.
Throughout the day, throughout the night, I remember you.