Peculiar Arrangement - Poem

Sushanto Basak
Peculiar Arrangement


What an arrangement 
Peculiar one
 All are unknown
So, I am alone!

Peculiar Arrangement - Poem

How he arranged?
What thought in his head?
But I like to take challenge,
 Because God is over my head!

Waiting for the day
 When I have to face
 Let see, what did he say
 As his evidence!

I must enjoy a lot
 Won't care what anybody say,
As I have learnt to leave the present 
Keeping the past at bay!


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