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    Sad Song
    Sad Song
    Sad Song
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    Sad Song

    By Abdullah Al Mamun

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    Sad song is the sixth publication By Abdullah Al Mamun. There are 150 short new poems in this book. His pen name is Lone Avocado.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPublishdrive
    Release dateMay 28, 2024
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      Sad Song - Abdullah Al Mamun

      Table of contents:

      A beautiful woman of mystery

      A budding love

      A delight to read

      A few silhouettes

      A heart carved out

      A life’s journey

      A lone cowboy

      A lone girl in a swing

      A love gone wrong

      A moon enchanted woman

      A mother

      A rainforest tribesman

      A sculpture

      A seaside view

      A wild dawn

      A witch

      A woman on the sandy beach

      Abandoned boulevard

      All that glitter

      An angel in human form

      An aristocratic lady

      An aurora

      Apple tree

      Aristocrats

      Bad Johnny is an asshole

      Banalata Sen of Natore

      Banished from Heaven II

      Barefoot in a Tulip Garden

      Better late than never

      Bird on a Cherry tree

      Black Pearl

      Blues

      Bohemian life

      Books are souls

      Candy love

      Celestial wonders

      Change

      Commitment in a relationship

      Crisis

      Dancing girl

      Dark and chocolaty

      Daydreamer

      Destruction in Middle Earth

      Drums and guitars

      Empty spaces

      Eternity

      Evil Hand

      Evil

      Expected

      Fantasy world

      Father

      From my window

      Garden of Eden

      Golden hue

      Graveyard on a moonlit night

      Greatness

      Growing wings

      Have patience

      He has a date at eight

      He is a fisherman

      Hell is where you live

      Hera

      Hey, Bad Johnny

      Highway to heaven

      I am in the mood

      In candlelight

      In the middle of the woods

      In the mirror

      Jenny

      Julian Assange and the 1st Amendment

      Knowledge

      Life is a gift

      Life of a cowboy

      Like a sonnet

      Living room

      Living

      Lone Avocado

      Love gone cold

      Majestic peaks

      Mardi Gras

      Master of all trades

      Measuring yourself

      Mechanical mermaid

      Mini

      Moonlight on the water

      Mother nature

      Murder in the Moonlight

      Murder

      My humble Dodge

      My mother

      My Mustang

      My pet Budgies

      My poetic jewel

      My silent thoughts

      My thought on ghosts

      Mystical and free

      Mystical moonshine

      News report

      Nirvana

      No woman no cry

      Old times

      Ominous cat

      Paradise on Earth

      Past is where she lives

      Pearl necklace

      Pitch black

      Poachers

      Pure bliss

      Qatar

      Rasputin

      Reading room

      Resistance VS terrorism

      Sad song

      Sakura

      Satisfaction

      Saying goodbye

      Secret wishes

      She is Parisian

      Simple life

      Slavery

      Stepping stones

      Success is a sweet fruit

      Summertime

      Sweet home

      Sydney city

      Symphony of Nature

      Tagore

      The invention of electric light

      The majestic peaks of the Alps

      The pen is mightier than the sword

      Time travel II

      Time travel

      Train ride

      Transgender

      Trapped

      True friendship

      Two happy birds

      Two kings

      Upon a mystical moon

      Vi is for violence

      Venezuela

      War

      Where are you now

      Wild and free

      Women

      Xena, the warrior princess

      You have got email

      You

      Your emerald eyes

      Zibuyile

      A beautiful woman of mystery

      A beautiful woman, she is of mystery.

      Her life is gone fighting her adversary.

      In the dark water, she takes her bath.

      Not rosy, full of thorns is her path.

      A budding love

      A budding love with lots of fresh roses.

      It lingers on and energizes.

      I celebrate writing poetry and prose.

      Through the window, a bright new dawn rose.

      My new date is fresh and mysterious.

      I am happy, that is so obvious.

      The flowers are a symbol of freshness and beauty.

      I have laid an altar of flowers to my deity.

      She has the beauty of a deity.

      I shower her with kisses very gently.

      A delight to read

      Your writings are original and creative.

      Your structures are systematic.

      You are a storyteller. 

      They are Short and fun for the reader.

      Your writings aren't influenced by race, color, or creed.

      They speak of fraternity and are a delight to read.

      A few silhouettes

      There's light at the end of the tunnel.

      A few silhouettes are moving towards the end.

      Like a silent observer from behind,

      I can see them glowing in the dark.

      A heart carved out

      A heart carved out. 

      The little girl cried out loud.

      She is in a coma.

      Day in and day out she watched the drama.

      She is not in a hospital bed.

      But she is deeply sad.

      Doesn't want to talk to anyone.

      She has the purity of a swan.

      Her heart hangs in the balance.

      As if she has been given a prison sentence.

      The family violence and abuse she had to go through.

      She hides from the brutality of the storm about to brew.

      Her ordeal has been heard by no one.

      She needs a little help from everyone.

      A life’s journey

      A pathway of books ascending to

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