‎A bird of peace in the frosty moonlight  💚



Poem :  ‎A bird of peace in the frosty moonlight   
Poet : Jotsna Jari  



Prepare yourself for a war   
‎The thick black clouds in the sky   
‎The poisonous breath in the smell of gunpowder   
Faith is sold for a patience    
‎Yet lips as wet as rose petals   
‎he presses his lips to hers in warmth & trust...    
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‎Let's shake off the days of enduring pain in silence    
‎Come on...     
‎the path lies ahead   
‎let's walk into a new life   
‎The clock is dozing in the final hour of many tears,   
‎Don't be afraid     
‎From this end to the end   
‎I will give my love, wet with tears, of Hariloot    
‎One day, a bird of peace in the frosty moonlight 
‎will erase the visa gap.   
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‎Notes -  
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‎Hariloot :  
‎In a religious sense- 
‎Scattering of sweets in honor of Hari.  
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‎Hari is one of the primary epithets of the Hindu god Vishnu, meaning 'the remover' (of sin). It refers to the one who removes darkness and illusion, the one who removes all obstacles to spiritual progress.  
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‎In a negative sense-  
‎this word is also used to refer to widespread looting or destruction.   

Location: Kolkata, West Bengal, India

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