A Greedy Tongue Poem by Delwar Hossain

A Greedy Tongue

No shelter but darkness
everywhere
A greedy tongue meets beauty
Consuming the universe

The warm memories of the sun have been forgotten by the mist travelers
Little birds have forgotten the memory-humming, wind-gathering

And so begins across the vast sky
Famine of freedom
Once the wings of the birds were broken
Lean, very pale

Dream - he is
Because of eternal imperfection
Originally met.

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