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I prefer a tutor, Not a doctor. So does he, Like pure ghee. He will produce them, Those who have fame— From the lower, And the weaker. He expects them, As in a game, To rise greater, More than ever before. In any field, It is believed, They have the power To exist forever. --- 📝 Analysis of the Poem 1. Theme: The poet glorifies the role of a tutor (teacher) over a doctor. A doctor cures the body, but a tutor shapes minds and creates achievers. 2. Tone: Respectful, admiring, idealistic. 3. Symbolism: Tutor: Knowledge, guidance, enlightenment. Ghee: Nourishment, purity, strength. Lower and weaker: Students from humble backgrounds. Forever: Knowledge and impact of education are immortal. 4. Message: Teachers lift the weak and turn them into achievers. True education creates power and immortality of knowledge. Hence, a tutor’s contribution is greater and everlasting. --- 🌸 Bengali Translation (বাংলা অনুবাদ) শিরোনাম: শিক্ষক আমি চাই শিক্ষক, ডাক্তার নয়। তেমনি সেও, যেন খাঁটি ঘি। তিনি গড়ে ত...

Though you are king, You are also human being. You hold them back, Because of your crack. As you are man, So you differ woman. From your power, Though they are your Sister or mother, Living near, They feel the pain Again and again. Give them a change, To take entrance Into higher education, To save the nation.** --- 🔎 Analysis This poem is a protest against patriarchal power, where a king (symbol of male dominance) denies women equal opportunities. The poet reminds him that: A king is also a human being, not above others. He uses power unjustly to suppress women. Women, though mothers and sisters, are kept away from education and suffer repeatedly. The poet urges him to allow women entry into higher education, because empowering women is essential for the progress and salvation of the nation. Theme: Gender equality, women’s empowerment, and the need for education. Tone: Critical, yet hopeful for change. --- 🌸 Bengali Meaning (Translation) **বোকা রাজা, তুমি রাজা হলেও, তুমি-ও মানুষ। তু...

Never stand alone Behind stand zone Something be produced Something be reduced By that zone It is known When you  one Take a loan From that zone Not be none Stand Alone (title) Never stand alone, Behind stands a zone. Something is produced, Something is reduced, Within that zone. It is known, When you are one, And take a loan From that zone— You are not none. --- 🔎 Analysis This poem is metaphorical. It suggests that: No one is ever truly alone; behind every person, there is a “zone” (which could mean society, community, family, or support system). From that zone, things are both created and taken away—life is full of gains and losses. Even when a person feels like a single individual, they still draw strength, resources, or influence (“take a loan”) from their environment. Therefore, one is never nothing (not none)—because the zone gives identity, value, and meaning. Theme: Human interdependence, the invisible support of society, and the idea that nobody truly stands alone. Tone:...

Think yourself hero, Why become zero, To a small gang, As it hangs. At the end, It will be cleaned— Yet it exists, Though not east. Think about them, How they play the game, Who is director, And also producer, Of this play. As we may, Guess the real hero, And also zero. --- 🔎 Analysis This poem reflects on identity, influence, and power. The poet asks the reader to: Believe in themselves as a hero, not reduce themselves to a “zero” by following a small group (a “gang”) that misleads. Though such groups exist, eventually they will be washed away or defeated. Life is seen as a play (drama) where someone directs and produces events. The challenge is to identify who the true hero is, and who is merely a zero pretending to have power. Theme: Struggle between truth and falsehood, individuality vs. blind following, and the search for the real hero in life’s drama. Tone: Philosophical, questioning, motivational. --- 🌸 Bengali Meaning (Translation) নায়ক (শিরোনাম) নিজেকে নায়ক ভেবো, কেন শূন্য হ...

Alliance with others Show your power, Think about reality, Looks as if you are almighty. In your necessity You may make grocery, With some partners Expose their names. But prove greatness, Hide your clearance— How long hide truth? We know the clue. Try to hide, Whom do you guide? Break out reality, As exists the Almighty. --- 🔎 Analysis of the Poem 1. Alliance with others / Show your power কবি দেখাতে চাচ্ছেন মানুষ প্রায়ই জোট গড়ে ক্ষমতা প্রদর্শন করে। 2. Think about reality / Looks as if you are almighty ক্ষমতার মোহে মানুষ নিজেকে সর্বশক্তিমান ভেবে বসে, কিন্তু বাস্তবতা অন্য কথা বলে। 3. In your necessity / You may make grocery প্রয়োজনে ক্ষমতাবান মানুষকেও ছোটখাটো কাজ করতে হয়। এটি মানুষের সীমাবদ্ধতা প্রকাশ করে। 4. With some partners / Expose their names সঙ্গী ও সহযোগীরা প্রকাশ্যে আসে, তবে এর পেছনে রাজনৈতিক বা গোপন উদ্দেশ্য থাকে। 5. But prove greatness / Hide your clearance শুধু নাম বা সম্পর্ক নয়, আসল মহত্ত্ব প্রমাণ হয় কাজের মাধ্যমে। আবার ক্ষমতাশালীরা অনেক সময় তাদের অনুমোদন, সত্য বা পেছনের ...

**Educated women, Should rise again, Not remain bound, By a narrow chain. In that country, Confined by boundary, Where minds are closed, And truth opposed. By such persons, Who still ignore, The wisdom written, In books of yore. Though they may look, With pride and might, Knowledge shall win, And bring the light.** --- 🔎 Analysis of the Poem 1. Theme The poem reflects on the condition of women, especially those who are highly educated, but still restricted by social boundaries. It criticizes societies or individuals who ignore knowledge (symbolized by books) and cling to outdated traditions. 2. Imagery & Symbolism “Circuled by boundary” → symbolizes social restrictions placed on women. “Ignore of version of that book” → suggests ignoring knowledge, education, or truth, possibly referring to scriptures, science, or literature. “Though they look” → hints that outward appearance may show modernity, but inner mindset is backward. 3. Tone The tone is critical yet hopeful. It criticizes...

**Ruled by Taliban, They made new Afghanistan. He may be good, Yet like dry wood, Ready to burn others. Taliban— Though like brothers, Some are sleeping, Some are waiting, Expecting something, While doing nothing. Oh my brother, They are neighbours. Go to them, To cease the flame.** --- 🔎 Analysis “Ruled by Taliban / They made new Afghanistan” → The poet reflects on how the Taliban has reshaped Afghanistan, imposing a strict and destructive rule. “He may be good / Like a wood / To burn other” → A metaphor: even if someone appears harmless (like wood), under the wrong influence, he may cause destruction (burning others). “Taliban—Though like brothers” → The poet highlights the paradox: they are from the same land, same people, but turned hostile. “Some are sleeping / Some are waiting / Though expect something / Without doing nothing” → Many remain passive—either ignorant or waiting for change—yet take no action. “Oh my brother / They are neighbour” → A call to unity and awareness: the ...