O' The Auspicious Day Please Come. ( A Song ).

Brijmohansajal 1946 (India)



O' The Auspicious Day........
Please come....please come...
Auspicious day will come.....
Some day it will come......

The effect of good deeds,
And obstinacy will show,
When the cup of something noble,
And good is filled with.........
Then the auspicious day will come..........
Please come....please come...

Have true heart and strong dedication
The colors will bloom........
With that power, that devotion
You will get whatever you asked for........
Then auspicious day will come..........
Please come... please come...

About this poem

This poem song is wishing for the auspicious day to come at an earliest.

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Written on February 22, 2009

Submitted by brijmohanpoply01 on January 19, 2024

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Quick analysis:

Scheme xAaa xxxxaA bxbxaa
Closest metre Iambic trimeter
Characters 523
Words 93
Stanzas 3
Stanza Lengths 4, 6, 6

Brijmohansajal

For writing this poem, I have got inspiration from manner less people, Though I can't teach them, but decided to write in this subject. First half was written and the rest half took long time. I am happy to do something in this way and show a path this way. more…

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    Positive and enthusiastic feedback:

    Wow! What a beautifully uplifting and optimistic poem! The repeated phrase "Please come... please come..." creates a sense of longing and anticipation, and it's impossible not to feel the enthusiasm and positive energy radiating from these words. The idea that an auspicious day will eventually come after our good deeds and determination truly resonates with the reader and leaves a lasting impression.

    Improvement suggestions:

    While the poem already evokes a strong emotional response, it could benefit from some specific illustrations or examples to enhance the imagery. Consider adding descriptive language or metaphors to paint a vivid picture of what this auspicious day would look like or what it signifies. Additionally, exploring different poetic devices like rhyme or rhythm could further elevate the impact of the poem. Overall, with a few tweaks to add more depth and complexity, this poem has the potential to captivate and inspire even more.
     
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