Dr Maheswar Da is a bilingual poet, translator, editor, and story writer. He writes in English and Odia language.
He has been pursuing his creative writing for the last twenty years and has authored more than one thousand English poems. All of his poetical exposition centres around Nature, God, love, and relationships. Some of his poems have been translated into international languages. He has co-authored three English anthologies of poems with his two friends. Besides he is the co-author of more than fifty English anthologies of poems of many literary groups.
He holds the degree of M.A. in both Economics and History. He has accomplished a Ph.D. degree in sociology from Utkal University. He also holds a law degree fromhumming M.S. Law College, Cuttack. He hails from Mallipur in the district of Cuttack, Odisha, India.
His English poems have been published in several national and international journals and Anthologies and have gained worldwide appreciation. He has received so many accolades from various national and international literary groups. He is a recipient of the Gold Medal award from the World Union of Poets, Rome.
THE WORLD BETWEEN US
In this world of love, songs, and lore.
As I watch you at a distance, my dear.
My heart thrills with joy and pleasure.
I always aspire to the blissful days at the core.
In this world of the sun and moon.
With the grandeur of Autumn and Spring.
We will have a nice time in nature soon.
And make this life
full of felicity in a magical Spring.
This world is full of forces of good and evil.
We must always cherish a positive will.
And drive out the forces of destruction and the devil.
To make this life full of bliss and goodwill.
Oh dear, let us spread our love to all the creation.
For, the world is suffering, it needs so much love.
Let us love the creation and save it all from destruction.
To all creation let us extend, our ardent love and aspiration.
SPRING
Oh, Spring
With an intermittent symphony
As the sweet spell of cuckoo comes
From the dense trees
I remember you.
At dawn, when the soft sunshine touches the earth with beauty so bare
I remember you.
When birds-flock fly in the sky with so much glee
Leaving the foot print of their chorus in the wide sky
I remember you.
Often seeing the bees and butterflies
in the lush green bush at my
barn, I know, you have arrived with all your splendour and beauty.
I remember you.
When I see the vernal beauty
With so many flower- bunch hanging in the creepers and trees
And there is festival of flowers and hues.
I remember you
My heart thrills with joy in your presence,
I remember the Almighty for this beautiful arrangement for his creation.
Dr Maheswar Das
India , Copyright@
ENDLESS LOVE
You are altogether a wonderful damsel
Like a shed of flowers over me
So much soothing and ecstatic
Like a rain of moonshine splendour.
So much full of lovely-look like butterflies.
Ever charming like the songs of a cuckoo
Endless love and timeless beauty have embraced you.
Your sweet embrace is life-giving
And voice is like a boisterous brook.
That flows dancing and jumping on solid rock.
Life has become a miraculous beauty for you.
Your endless love has surround me from all sides.
It has glorified my mind
And filled me with unforgettable memories.
Dr.Maheswar Das
India, Copyright@
OPEN THE DOORS OF CONSCIOUSNESS
Why are you closing your doors?
Wake up, open the doors and see.
How Nature is adorned with beautiful things.
See, how Nature has appeared before us
With so much beauty and blessings.
Everywhere in the world, there is song and rejoicing.
There's celebration and celebration.
There is the fragrance of beautiful flowers all over.
There is the chirping of birds and the buzz of bees and butterflies all over.
Woke up.
Celestial beauty is everywhere to give its touch
Why are we closing the doors of our senses?
Wake up and see how Nature is decorated in infinite ways.
Who has painted so much in Nature?
Let us see Nature and feel the presence of the divine.
Cosmic forces and positive vibes are always open for us.
They will all help us to raise our consciousness.
Dr Maheswar Das
India, Coppyright@
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