What The Town Seems Poem by Biplab Singha

What The Town Seems



Alighting from the train on the platform,
Going by the steps to reach the town,
Sude by side here are small stalls.
Rickshaws are ready to go.
Reaching the road on foot,
Eyes see buses, motors and rickshaws.
But everything is heartless.
Men seem to be dolls,
And the bueses, motors, rickshaws seem to be toys.
It seems as no heart in them, no living in them.
No sense in the dolls, they know just their way.
As the buses go as same the dolls go- - complete heartless.

Monday, May 26, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: Town
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
When I go to Siliguri by train, I come down at the Siliguri Junction. Alighting on the platform, I see there are many stalls of books and shoops of tiffin foods. Then I cross the station, I see rickshaws waiting there to pick up passengers. But I don't, I go straightly to the road and watch the activities of the men and vehicles. How man go to on their duty without looking others as same the vehicles run.
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Biplab Singha

Biplab Singha

Dohaguri, Kharibari, Darjeeling, West Bengal
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