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Sankha Ranjan Patra
The Lady I Met On The Train

The lady I met on the train looked
In the glass with her dark eyes,
As if those were numb and dumb,
Those had their own stories,
Those had their own beauties,
Maybe she possessed a dancing and daring heart
What if those seemed placid and pious?


The lady I met on the train looked
At me never with her sharp eyes,
As if those were forbidden and forgotten,
Those had the grace of any damsel,
Those had the grace of any duchess,
Maybe she possessed a charming and churning art,
What if those seemed cajoled and curious?

I was sitting, not very far,
Like opposite to each other
With a face to face encounter,
But she ignored all the time
For she had to recall someone
Buried in the depth of the burning heart
And I captured her emotion
So closely, and not with eyes only.

I was sitting, very near,
Like known to each other
With an eye to eye encounter,
But she ignored all the time
For she had  to recall someone
Lied in the breath of the living heart
And I captured her innocence
So purely, and not with eyes only.
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