This Poem is by the Renowned Punjabi writer/poetress Amrita Pritam who passed away few days back..i simply didnt know about the presence of such a legend..while watching a documetary on tv i had a glimpse at her works n life..im deeply touched by her poems..so i searched on internet and was lucky enuf to find few poems by her translated in english Following is a poem she wrote for her Husband who is a famous Painter I will meet you yet again I will meet you yet again How and where I know not Perhaps I will become a figment of your imagination and maybe spreading myself in a mysterious line on your canvas I will keep gazing at you. Perhaps I will become a ray of sunshine to be embraced by your colours I will paint myself on your canvas I know not how and where — but I will meet you for sure. Maybe I will turn into a spring and rub foaming drops of water on your body and rest my coolness on your burning chest I know nothing but that this life will walk along with me. When the body perishes all perishes but the threads of memory are woven of enduring atoms I will pick these particles weave the threads and I will meet you yet again. for more of her b'ful poems> https://www.lifepositive.com/mind/arts/new-age-fiction/amritapritam.asp Revert back if u also found her poems meaningful, deep and moving! she's no more..passed away on 31st October!
came across this, originally written by amrita pritam... THE VIRGIN When I moved into your bed I was not alone-there were two of us A married woman and a virgin To sleep with you I had to offer the virgin in me; I did so This slaughter is permissible in law Not the indignity of it And I bore the onslaught of the insult The next morning I looked at my blood-stained hands I washed my hands But the moment I stood before the mirror I found her standing there The one whom I thought I had slaughtered last night; Oh God! Was it too dark in your bed I had to kill one and I killed the other ?
@ nemo no idea..m sure uL find it sumwhere if u google coz i think i did come across that @cryptu yeah..thats another nice poem..where did u find it?
