Five Micropoems On Love by Madhu Gangopadhyay

I FEEL YOU 

Love in the February air

The lavender scent

That blow through my hair

Touch my cheeks; I feel you

Breathing warm at the nape

Frantically I look,

only void gapes!

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ENIGMATIC SMILE 

Your enigmatic smile

Sauve, dandified style

Swept me off my feet

I surrendered complete!

Let you rule my heart

Only to tear my world apart!

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ON THAT AUTUMN 

The jingling of her anklets

Mingled with the music of the river

On that autumn eventide

The horizon a canvas carmine

As the capricious drizzle fell

In my bosom you hid to melt!

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TWO TORRID SOULS 

Flushed with amour

The fervent heart heaved

Honey laced stories weaved

Ancient music floated from afar

Desires swelled to kiss the stars

Two torrid souls hold no bar!

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LOVE COLOURS 

A feverish feel, a feral gasp

On charcoal night sprinkle stardust!

A camelia blossoms in a desert

Sweet aches transform into art

Love colours the bland soul

The lonesome becomes whole!

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©️ Madhu Gangopadhyay

Kolkata, West Bengal, India 

mad6jan@gmail.com

Eminent Poetess Madhu Gangopadhyay hails from India. Her passion for writing began when she was in school. She loves to pen down her musings at random moments. She is fiercely passionate about poetry and short stories, and her penchant for mythology can be seen in her works. She conveniently explores all the genres of poetry writing and has written on a plethora of topics. She has a Master of English Literature degree from Calcutta University and a bachelor’s degree in Education. She has been in the education industry for two decades now. She has also been a content developer and has designed academic course books for senior school students and colleges. A soft skills trainer, motivational speaker, and an avid social worker: she is also an exponent of Indian classical dance forms. Currently she is pursuing MA in Psychology. She writes under the pen name #madmusings. Her works have been published in many international anthologies, ezine and webzines. Her poems have also been translated into Albanian, Spanish. Turkish and Persian languages.