Prisoner of guilt

By Abdullah Al Mamun

This is the fourth poetry book of Abdullah Al Mamun. There are 61 new poems in this book. 

• Language: English
• Publisher: Publishdrive
• Release date: Mar 14, 2024

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Table of contents:

A blizzard evening

A bush journey

A dandelion clock in a pool

A moonlit night

Aliens in a distant galaxy

American love affair with the guns

Arizona rocks

Before the end of you and I

Bridge on a river

Bullying in the workplace

Buttons

Coral reef

Country boy

Dancing with emotion

Dangerous times

Foggy winter evening

Ghost town

Global warming

God

Gone were the days

I am a warrior

I have my guitar

I once was passing the woods

Incorporeal

Istanbul nightlife

It is true that I lack motivation

Life is painted in pastel hues

Love for junk food

Love in Paris

Medieval girl

Miracle

Moonlight Sonata

Moonlit night and the daisies

Morning coffee and a croissant

Morning has magic

Mount Fuji

My daughter asked me why

My daughter

My daughter’s teddy

My high school days

My love for donuts

My nightmares

My spare time

My weird dream

Portugal and its pride

Prisoner of guilt

Resilience of the Gazans

Robots and cyborgs

Roma

Sense of purpose

Springtime

Spy game

The planet called Azor

Three sisters

To live is to die II

What makes you satisfied

Wildflowers

You are in my memories

You said goodbye

Young love

Your Struggle

A blizzard evening

It was the month of January 

when it starts snowing heavily.

Blanketed in heavy snow,

the landscape looked like a wonderland purely.

I Was driving down the roads quite haphazardly.

I had an emergency. So I had to go out.

It was freezing cold and the weather was quite rough.

Suddenly a storm started brewing.

There was a blizzard coming.

A tree fell in the middle of the road, blocking.

I nearly hit the tree, not seeing.

It was a narrow miss, no denying.

Visibility was poor, the tree was hiding.

There was mayhem on the street.

There was a blackout, the roads were not lit.

It was warm inside, but the windshield

was freezing outside.

The wipers couldn't remove the frost,

The engine stopped, and it wouldn't start.

I thought the war was lost.

I was taking my pregnant wife to the hospital.

That was my emergency.

In the middle, there was this drama,

I said, o’ seriously?

Then I called the police for rescue.

The police arranged for an ambulance,

We were in a queue.

Nevertheless, they came on time.

Otherwise, this could be the end of our life.

This incident still gives me shivers.

My first child was born, and that was quite a