“Amorous Glow” by Md Mujib Ullah

When a butterfly sits on the green grass,
I remember you and your bluegrass.

Maybe, there is cloud today in your city glow,
And sad songs are murmuring on your window.

Or, at your room’s door,
There is no piano sound.
Ancient flowers, too, are spoor
And indifferent, parting bound.

I wish to fly there as the bee,
And to be lost into your deep.

Will you embrace me being a tree
And make me joyous with a cheep?

About the Poet:
Md Mujib Ullah is a PhD candidate in Foreign Languages and Literatures at Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SJTU). His English poems have been published in the Journal of Poetry Therapy, Text, Capitalism Nature Socialism, Asiatic, PostcolonialText, The Goose, Dhaka Tribune, and The Daily Star