Widow Poem by Md. Asadullah

Widow

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A widow in her fifties she was.
Lived in petty hut made out of straws.
Had no relatives dwelt all alone.
Only neighbours were her own.

Loved much her neighbour's child.
Cute little girl, dulcet and mild.
Twas little girl's birthday that day.
Widow was very glad and gay.

Birthday party was held that night.
She waited if someone would invite.
One by one invitees were coming.
With guests house was humming.

Lonely Widow waited in togs bright.
Gazed at house adorned with lights.
Poor woman! her wait had no end.
looking at house hours she spend.

When guests started coming out;
Wait was over and there was no doubt.
She stood and took a breath deep;
And walked towards her bed to sleep.

Sunday, December 7, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: widow
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Valsa George 11 December 2014

Though it is not a serious mistake that she was not invited, when we think from the side of the widow, it is a sad incident that she was left out and we too feel a tinge of pain for that lonely soul! Her isolation is touchingly described!

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Aftab Alam Khursheed 09 December 2014

Cruel world with the cruelty knife can kill innocent we are living in a formal world- love, civic attachment has no value class needs class only for hatred we havs caste and creed and faith...nioce poem may Allah fill the heart with love thank you for share

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