Friday, 21 November 2025

Six Poems by Anushna Biswas

 






LIFE IN SPIDER-NET 

 

Fear reigns in lonely room 

It in crooning corner zooms 

I open the lock and occupy cot 

Tuck it out with crooked shot 

 

Our life is like a spider-net 

Botherations and anger fret 

Forgetting unity we cry brotherhood 

This is nothing but a false-hood. 

 

 

CROSS ROAD 

 

Day and night 

In sun and moon 

Hungry people cry 

In a land of sugarcane dry 

Hope dies after monsoon 

 

Howls of crying voice 

Heard from far and near 

Painful sight hard to bear 

Careless class unmoved 

From seaful tears! 

 

 

GUERNICA 

 

Make humans subject of pride 

Days of Guernica in soul still hide 

Franco and Hitler gone 

But fear seldom leaves us in vine 

We are haunted yet as past horrors 

chase us dry 

 

Fear is the key 

It cuts quick in me 

Me and my friends think 

Will past return on the brink. 

 

 

BIG SIGH 

 

From my small room 

Fragrance infiltrates 

Into outer sky 

Making men and bees swarm round my 

skating ground 

a refined sense I have found 

 

Never I boast of possession I have 

Masked people on me fie 

Cutting through rough 

Climate that lies 

Before me and back 

Nasty guys blow sigh! 

 

 

LOVE IN CACTUS 

 

In a strange world 

My stay seems out of tune 

Nearby forests understand my pain 

But fellow men just pass by 

Love in cactus springs high 

 

Rains and clouds stand near me 

Lightning gives me courage 

And furious sea howls against opponents 

Passing by saying Hi! 

 

 

WINTER IN AIR 

 

Past monsoon 

Oysters glisten on sea 

Comes wind of winter soon 

Nature penetrates our soul 

Ideas in waves bloom cool.






Anushna Biswas - Critic and poet, former Lecturer of Department of English at Tagore University Distance Education, penned down eight books of literary criticisms on fictions from different pockets of the world, Critic - Indian Express Group of Newspapers (India), contributes to Lothlorien Poetry Journal, Fevers of the Mind, OPA Poetry Journal, Stillwaters Poetry Journal and many other international  online Poetry Journals, won awards for Poetry contest from different countries. 

 

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