The beauty of my beloved ma'am



Listen to your crescendo voice,
Cherished us like the bulbuls and sparrows;
Recalls those days in the honey sunlight,
In the shade of trees,
in the twittering of birds
And in a meadow you taught.
        Never forget your teaching peculiarly
 in the memories of sleet,
 in the sleeping rain ,
 During the freezing winter,
 in the brisk morning breeze ,
 in the revival of creatures,
 in the sweating summer
 and in the shedding leaves of
 autumn...
     Imbued words into my blank paper by your 'quill smile'
While lying in the lawn to gaze at your flattering face;
Calling you 'Asmat maam'
and your fellows
as 'unrivalled ovals' in the woods.
to the flower buds and rows,
to teach us psychology
not for reading our minds,
But to redeem them.
      my consciousness is as the ocean where still you live in ;
Those floating memories recall your name - roving from
mountains to forests, from rills to corn fields.
and finally pause in you.
     At your bade farewell, I could not drop my tears because you rest in my eyes!  you just pass to me as a melody wind that it holds nostalgia and I want to rejoin the past.

About this poem

This poem is about Asmat maam, the poet's college teacher, whom he like the most.The poem depicts old memories and her art of teaching and so on...

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Submitted on October 21, 2022

Modified on March 05, 2023

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Scheme ABCDEFGHIJDKJLMNOMBPBGQRSMTUV
Closest metre Iambic pentameter
Characters 1,124
Words 220
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 29

M. R. Malik

Mohmad Rafi Malik(M.R.Malik) is a Kashmiri -english poet, writer and researcher, lives in a hamlet, Achabal, Rafiabad Kashmir. His father's name is Manzoor Ahmad Malik and mother's name is Haleema Bagum.He completed his masters in English literature as well as in Comparative Religion.His Published book is Bleeding Soul: A collection of poems, stories and quotations. You can get it fromhttps://www.amazon.co.uk/Bleeding-Soul-collection-stories-quotations-ebook/dp/B09QBX82YB. His famous poems: To his honey son, Midnight's snowfall, After wintry winter, 'O journey, The Glossy Morning Breeze, etc. more…

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