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Bengali Poetry (Translated)

The Birth of Fierce Sorrow

June 15, 2025 1 min read By Sushanta Paul


Loving me—
why are you so sorrowful?

Loving you,
in this life of mine
all has been gained,
and this unbearable joy itself
births fierce grief within me.
The human soul cannot bear
such depths of spiritual bliss.
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