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When Dreams Come True

Poems by Kabita Costa by Poems by Kabita Costa
November 22, 2025
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I floated in the meeting of friends

The fragrance of soulful happiness,

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Chanting the rosary decorated the hall

A world connected by collective aid.

In the cool combination of frosty air

Sorted anger,

Made bright day and night

Insular primordial worship.

Fight against the anchor of fear

A hundred million obstacles are shaken

Brightly visible

The turning point is fear.

Morning golden bliss

In the sound of birds chirping,

Have a pleasant day

Dress yourself in success.

 

Single Mother

Separated by the touch of difference

Today, her daily life,

On the doorstep of social civilization,

different religious offerings.

Social workers, conscious people hold

her hostage for a moment,

If they can benefit from her alienation!

Like the orphaned child of a recently deceased mother,

In a moment,

the safety net is torn apart!

Poet kabita Costa is a writer, poet, reciter, teacher, story and dramatist, and song writer from Dhaka, Bangladesh. She has written more than half a thousand poems. She is a journalist for a local newspaper and a social worker. She has Masters in ISLM from University of Dhaka and she can be reached at kabitacosta@yahoo.com

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