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Poem

That you are my half-moon, in my that half-sky.
When you smile staying in my bosom,
the moonbeam smiles in gushes, as well.

In endless anguish
my heart-bed is condensed like lakewater,
you are a pure lotus there,
swinging in southern breeze.

You are a doll in the playhouse I have built,
I shall row my canoe there,
since you are my watery expanse.

I have come back to the estuary,
where all my paths have met;
and my heart overflows
with the fragrance of your love.

[Original: Tumi je amar andhkhani chand; Translation: Mohammad Nurul Huda]

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