Firefly/Jonaki

Nur Alom

Description

Firefly celebrates in poetry the land and country of Bangladesh, with all its beauty and flaws. He calls on the country to give itself a story of honor, respect and celebration, and to build and strengthen its culture and identity. He examines everything from the beauty of its landscape and its six seasons to the ugliness of its politics, from its sport to its religious life, from its cuisine to its wildlife. He takes pleasure in its customs and traditions, and examines such questions as leadership and freedom, all with the idea of building on the idea of what Bangladesh is perceived to be by its people.

Sujets

• Religion
• Littérature
• Poésie
• Poetry

Informations

• Publié par: Edilivre
• Date de parution: 09 juin 2021
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9782414529148
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 1 Mo

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Nur ALOM in Paris
Introduction
Every human being has feelings of affection. There are some things that cannot be ended without talking about feelings. Human life is based on feelings of anger and affection. When a person finds his favorite person or object, his feelings increase in many ways. But what should be the scope of his love? I would say that the love of motherland is one of the greatest forms of love in this vast world, and its love is incomparable.
It is the work of an ideal man to awaken the values of patriotism towards his country in the ideal citizen. We are fortunate to have an independent sovereignty. The great themes of this poem are the great victory of history in advancing the cause of development for this country, the devotion of the people to this country, and praying with all one’s heart.
The British ruled and exploited the subcontinent for almost two hundred years. Many lives had to be sacrificed in the war of independence to save it from further exploitation, before India separated East Bengal and West Bengal which then evolved to East Pakistan and West Pakistan. With these changes over time, the size, borders, language, flags and colors of the present country, we arrived at today’s independent country full of joy, but not without challenges like famine. The country needed to start building up and tidying itself. As a youth, I observed the beautiful paths, the deep forest, and the forest surrounding the village – the queen of that beautiful form – and I enjoyed the nectar of its form with special pain for the struggles this sad country of ours faced.
This sad country of ours, plagued by various problems, is not bound by the flames of love and affection. We need to define and explain what our country means for all of us. I would like to give you a poetic gift of a vision for the country, and hope your prayers will contribute.
Nur ALOM
The Pain of Rupture ব‌িচ্ছ‌েদ ‌বেদনা
Singing a sad song,
My heart shed tears; it did not explode.
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