Vignettes of a Guitarist
As the guitar strikes
And we enjoy its dulcet tunes,
My mind wanders someplace else, slowly jamming.
And we enjoy its dulcet tunes,
My mind wanders someplace else, slowly jamming.
As the guitar strikes
And we enjoy its dulcet tunes,
My mind wanders someplace else, slowly jamming.
Flowers and a lone tippet,
The vague sky and a dim visage,
Feathery birds caged on the top, softly cooing.
Soft strums fill the air
And a faint noise stirs and hides
The way does a little child, lowly humming.
Things I thought in the dark,
Taught to people in a delirium
Kindle a melancholy tune, gently whirring.
Beseeching a soul to temper,
A heart to render mellow and warm
The guitar plays on in a loop, too stubborn and sweet.
Saeeb Rahman Samin is a student at Notre Dame College, Dhaka.
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