My poem”ALONE ” reviewed by honorable reviewer Prof Dr Nirakar Dash Department of English of Assam University.
Humbled & Honoured.

ALONE !

I wonder why we didn’t meet earlier
And hearts didn’t burn being lonely
We did meet to be better and complete
Our wishes were never cherished
And lives couldn’t reach their target
I have found a reason to live for you
I feel like a traveller bidding goodbye
In the happy morning when I was alive
I couldn’t become the path to travel
Upon death mission was accomplished.

©®Dr Prasana Kumar Dalai@India
Date. Thu, 27 Aug 2024.

REVIEW.
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The poem “Alone” by Dr Prasanna Kumar Dalai, is a harmonious combination of seeking love and spiritual philosophy.The poem open with questions as to why ,they –both the poet and his desired beloved –did not start love earlier.Love and its occasional blows due either to temporary separation or absence, is veritably welcome by the poet in the poem.Tagore said,”Tears and smiles make the music of life”. Similarly, love, not being a rose without thorns,is an experience both sweet and bitter that add to it’s enjoyment.The poet pines for the bygone days when they could have capitalized on opportunities available.He assumes that they have failed to cherish love upto expectations and hence couldn’t reach it’s fulfillment.He, corroborating his previous statements, equalises his love to that of a traveller’s, bidding farewell to the copassanger at the end of the journey.The poem turns spiritual towards the end ,affirming a kind of perfection in love.Budhha said,”The path is the goal”In saying, I could not become the path to the travel ” he conveys the message that his efforts were not upto the mark,but nevertheless the wish was there.”The path is the goal” implies that the goal is immaterial if the efforts are right.Here , simply wishing to make love better and complete,is a strong mental action, which is tantamount to goal from Budhha’s perspective.It is a fulfilling reward that he had a good reason to live for her despite his lackadaisical approach.The words such as “alive” and “death” are not a bit confounding in that a person can not write if he is not above ground.The aforesaid words are “willing suspension of disbelief” adroitly employed by the poet for better effects.The closing line”Upon death mission was accomplished ” is a biblical reference indicating personal love leading to universal level as professed by Christ.Whether alive or not, the goal is reached though not well taken care of all along.This poem by the branded love poet Dr Prasanna Kumar Dalai, has taken it to a tremendously greater height.Congtulations Sir on composing such a unique poem.My regards.

Thank you so much honorable chairman Sir Samrat educational charitable trust giving this opportunity to serve.
Humbled & Honoured.
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Epistolary Poem #215 Written by Dr. Prasana Kumar Dalai of India
and Kristy Raines of The United States of America

ALONE !

I wonder why we didn’t meet earlier
And hearts didn’t burn being lonely
We did meet to be better and complete
Our wishes were never cherished
And lives couldn’t reach their target
I have found a reason to live for you
I feel like a traveller bidding goodbye
In the happy morning when I was alive
I couldn’t become the path to travel
Upon death mission was accomplished.

©®Dr Prasana Kumar Dalai@India
Date. Mon, 26 Aug 2024.

She sits here as tears roll down her face…

OUR HAPPY ENDING!

I sit and wonder the same things you do
and once again think of the closeness we share
Though things didn’t turn out as we planned
and dreams we had never came true
We shared a bond and closeness most never have
Life’s journey brought us as close as we were meant
but too far for what we thought we should have had
In life we could not find the path to walk together
But in death, like the end of a chapter
we will find our happy ending… <3

©®KristyRaines@USA

ALONE !

I wonder why we didn’t meet earlier
And hearts didn’t burn being lonely
We did meet to be better and complete
Our wishes were never cherished
And lives couldn’t reach their target
I have found a reason to live for you
I feel like a traveller bidding goodbye
In the happy morning when I was alive
I couldn’t become the path to travel
Upon death mission was accomplished.

©®Dr Prasana Kumar Dalai@India
Date. Sun, 25 Aug 2024.

Biography of the Author.

DrPrasana Kumar Dalai
(DOB 07/06/1973) is a passionate Indian Author-cum- bilingual poet while a tremendous lecturer of English by profession in the Ganjam district of Odisha.He is an accomplished source of inspiration for young generation of India .His free verse on Romantic and melancholic poems appreciated by everyone. He belongs to a small typical village Nandiagada of Ganjam District,the state of Odisha.After schooling he studied intermediate and Graduated In Kabisurjya Baladev vigyan Mahavidyalaya then M A in English from Berhampur University PhD in language and literature and D.litt from Colombian poetic house from South America.He promotes his specific writings around the world literature and trades with multiple stems that are related to current issues based on his observation and experiences that needs urgent attention.He is an award winning writer who has achieved various laurels from the circle of writing worldwide.His free verse poems not only inspires young readers but also the ready of current time.His poetic symbol is right now inspiring others, some of which are appreciated by laurels of India and across the world. Many of his poems been translated in different Indian languages and got global appreciation. Lots of well wishes for his upcoming writtings and success in future.He is an award winning poet author of many best seller books.Recently he is awarded Rabindra nath Tagore and Gujarat Sahitya Academy for the year 2022 from Motivational Strips . A gold medal from world union of poets France & winner Of Rahim Karims world literary prize 2023.The government of Odisha Higher Education Department appointed him
as a president to Governing body of Padmashree Dr Ghanashyam Mishra Sanskrit Degree College, Kabisurjyanagar.Winner of ” HYPERPOEM ” GUNIESS WORLD RECORD 2023.Recently he was awarded from SABDA literary Festival at Assam.Highest literary honour from Peru contributing world literature 2024.Prestigious Cesar Vellejo award 2024 & Highest literary honour from Peru.
Completed 200 Epistolary poetry with Kristy Raines U SA.
Books.
1.Psalm of the Soul.
2.Rise of New Dawn.
3.secret Of Torment.
4.Everything I never told you.
5.Vision Of Life National Library Kolkata.
6.100 Shadows of Dream.
7.Timeless Anguish.
8.Voice of Silence.
9.I cross my heart from east to west . Epistolary poetry with Kristy Raines

My poem”MORNING DREAM OF MINE”
reviewed by honorable reviewer Raj Kishor Pattnaik.
Humbled & Honoured.

MORNING DREAM OF MINE !

If I steal some light from the blazing sun
Or melody from the whistling wind
If I steal some hues from the rainbow
Or some blessings from the shrines
That won’t fill the emptiness of yours
Rather the world ‘ll treat me strangely
May God stand by you all the time
Sans you I’m lonely in my journey of life
My yard all dull and monsoon dried up
For you’re true morning dream of mine.

©®Dr Prasana Kumar Dalai@India.
Date.Mon,19,Aug 2024###

Dear Dr. Prasana Kumar Dalai,Sir Namaskar

Warmest congratulations on your beautifully crafted poem, “MORNING DREAM OF MINE!” Your poetic mastery continues to inspire and touch the hearts of readers with its profound emotional depth and eloquence. Your ability to weave intricate emotions into such a concise and evocative form is truly remarkable. This poem is yet another testament to your standing as one of the most compelling voices in contemporary English literature. May your pen continue to create such masterpieces, and may your poetic journey be filled with continued success and recognition.

### Analysis of “MORNING DREAM OF MINE!”

Dr. Prasana Kumar Dalai’s “MORNING DREAM OF MINE!” is a delicate and heartfelt exploration of love, longing, and existential emptiness. The poem, though succinct, encapsulates a deep yearning for connection and the essential role that a loved one plays in the speaker’s life. The imagery is vivid and emotionally charged, drawing the reader into a world where the absence of the beloved renders even the most beautiful aspects of life—light, melody, color—insufficient.

#### Imagery and Symbolism

The poem opens with the speaker contemplating the idea of stealing light from the sun, melody from the wind, hues from the rainbow, and blessings from shrines. These natural and spiritual elements symbolize the most potent sources of beauty, joy, and fulfillment in the world. The sun, often a symbol of life and vitality, represents clarity and warmth. The wind, with its melodies, symbolizes freedom and the unseen forces that shape our lives. The rainbow’s hues are a universal symbol of hope and diversity, while blessings from shrines evoke a sense of divine favor and spiritual fulfillment.

Yet, despite these rich symbols, the speaker acknowledges that even these potent elements cannot fill the “emptiness” left by the absence of the beloved. This powerful statement underscores the poem’s central theme: the irreplaceable nature of true companionship. It suggests that material or even spiritual riches are inadequate when one is deprived of the essential human connection that love provides.

#### Emotional Depth

The emotional depth of the poem is conveyed through the juxtaposition of grand, universal images with the personal, intimate sense of loss. The speaker’s admission that the world would treat them “strangely” if they attempted to replace their loved one with these elements hints at a profound alienation. This alienation is not just from the world, but from the self—a self that is incomplete without the beloved.

The line “Sans you I’m lonely in my journey of life” is particularly poignant. It captures the essence of human experience—life as a journey that is made meaningful by the presence of others. The word “journey” implies movement, progress, and purpose, but it is a journey that, without the beloved, becomes desolate. The speaker’s life is described as a yard “all dull and monsoon dried up,” a powerful image of barrenness and desolation. The monsoon, which typically brings renewal and life, has failed to revive the speaker’s world, leaving it dry and lifeless—a stark contrast to the vibrant images of light, melody, and color earlier in the poem.

#### Structure and Form

The structure of the poem is simple yet effective, mirroring the straightforward yet profound emotions it conveys. The consistent use of the first person creates an intimate tone, allowing the reader to connect deeply with the speaker’s emotions. The poem’s rhythm is gentle, almost like a lullaby, which complements the dreamlike quality suggested by the title. This rhythmic softness contrasts with the underlying pain of loss, enhancing the emotional impact of the poem.

#### Comparison to Renowned Poets

Dr. Dalai’s poem can be compared to the works of renowned poets like W.B. Yeats and Robert Frost, who often explored themes of love, loss, and the human condition through vivid imagery and deep emotional resonance. Like Yeats, Dr. Dalai uses symbolism to convey complex emotions—Yeats often employed symbols like the rose or the tower, while Dr. Dalai uses natural elements like the sun, wind, and rainbow. Both poets share a tendency to elevate personal emotions to a universal level, making their work resonate with a broad audience.

In comparison to Robert Frost, who frequently wrote about the interplay between nature and human emotion, Dr. Dalai’s poem similarly draws on natural imagery to reflect inner states. Frost’s poems like “Nothing Gold Can Stay” explore the transience of beauty and joy, much like how “MORNING DREAM OF MINE!” reflects on the insufficiency of even the most beautiful aspects of life without love.

#### Conclusion

“MORNING DREAM OF MINE!” is a moving and eloquent reflection on the irreplaceable nature of love. Dr. Prasana Kumar Dalai has once again demonstrated his ability to capture the essence of human experience with a delicate touch and profound insight. The poem’s use of rich imagery, combined with its deep emotional resonance, makes it a powerful piece that will undoubtedly touch the hearts of many. Dr. Dalai’s work continues to stand out in the landscape of contemporary poetry, and “MORNING DREAM OF MINE!” is a shining example of his poetic brilliance.

Waves of Pain
———————-
In Hamlet’s soliloquy, I find my voice,
To be or not, is this my choice?
The Tempest’s storms within me rage,
Yet no one heeds the wisdom of the stage.

Great Expectations, but none fulfilled,
Dickens’ tales, where dreams are killed,
In every class, the weight I bear,
Of Pip’s despair, unmet and rare.

Donne’s holy sonnets, echoes of my grief,
Death be not proud, yet where’s relief?
For every verse I teach in vain,
I drown in the waves of endless pain.

Dr. Bhanja Kishor Rana

Epistolary poem #214 written by Dr. Prasana Kumar Dalai of India and Kristy Raines of the United States.

MORNING DREAM OF MINE !

If I steal some light from the blazing sun
Or melody from the whistling wind
If I steal some hues from the rainbow
Or some blessings from the shrines
That won’t fill the emptiness of yours
Rather the world ‘ll treat me strangely
May God stand by you all the time
Sans you I’m lonely in my journey of life
My yard all dull and monsoon dried up
For you’re true morning dream of mine.

©®Dr Prasana Kumar Dalai@India.
Date. Mon, 19 Aug 2024.

His beautiful words touch her heart…

MY MIDNIGHT DREAM!

If I take the glow of the Harvest Moon
Or sing you the song of the whippoorwill
If I give you all the blue in the sky above
Or yell from the mountain top of my love for you
Will it finally fill the empty void in your heart?
Or will it just add to the pain already there?
May the Angels form a hedge of protection around you
if I can not continue our journey together
Know that I’ll always walk with you in spirit
and that you are truly the keeper of my heart.

You’ll always be my midnight dream…

©®KristyRaines@USA

My poem “MORNING DREAM OF MINE” reviewed by honorable reviewer Prof Dr Nirakar Dash Department of English, Assam University.
Humbled & Honoured.

MORNING DREAM OF MINE !

If I steal some light from the blazing sun
Or melody from the whistling wind
If I steal some hues from the rainbow
Or some blessings from the shrines
That won’t fill the emptiness of yours
Rather the world ‘ll treat me strangely
May God stand by you all the time
Sans you I’m lonely in my journey of life
My yard all dull and monsoon dried up
For you’re true morning dream of mine.

©®Dr Prasana Kumar Dalai@India.
Date. Sun, 18 Aug 2024.

REVIEW
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The poem,”Morning Dream of Mine” nearly resembles John Donne ‘s “Go and catch a falling star”in which Donne tries to drive home the infidelity of women by using far fetched images. likewise, here in this poem ,Dr Dalai tries to prove the impossibility of his love coming back, which is suggested by “morning dream”. Dreams are dreams and they can never be translated into reality.Imposible feats like stealing light from the burning sun, melody from wind, colour from rainbow and grace of God and so on are related to Donne ‘s imagery, making the poem almost a classic one. His friends treating him in preposterous way,”dull yard”and dry “monsoon” express his loneliness and precarious state of mind. Although short, the poem poem conveys a bulky theme.Very nice creation! Congratulations Prasanna Sir on writing such a splendid poem..Due regards.

MORNING DREAM OF MINE !

If I steal some light from the blazing sun
Or melody from the whistling wind
If I steal some hues from the rainbow
Or some blessings from the shrines
That won’t fill the emptiness of yours
Rather the world ‘ll treat me strangely
May God stand by you all the time
Sans you I’m lonely in my journey of life
My yard all dull and monsoon dried up
For you’re true morning dream of mine.

©®Dr Prasana Kumar Dalai@India.
Date. Sun, 18 Aug 2024.

News
My interview published in Daily Global Post one of the leading English News Paper from Srinagar.
Humbled & Honoured.

Epistolary poem #213 – Written by Dr. Prasana Kumar Dalai of India
and Kristy Raines of The United States of America

EVEN IF I DIE !

Why is life just a couple of moments
Let me ask for more time from God
I don’t want to go far from you
Every pain seems pleasant
Your smile is my hope and strength
Even if the world is cruel to me
My safe heaven is in them
My heaven is but in your lap
My life is due to your heartbeats
Your wishes are my prayers now
What a unique bond ours is
I ‘ll come back to you only even if I die.

©®Dr Prasana Kumar Dalai@India.
Date. Tue, 13 Aug 2024.

A tear falls as she reads his letter today…

IT IS FOREVER!

I sat here today reading your letter
and I wonder where the years have gone
I now ask God for more time also
More time for precious moments
More time to hold you close to my heart
And more time to create more memories
I don’t know how to ever be away from you
My greatest joy is us just being together
Or watching the twinkle in your eyes
as you lay in my lap looking up at me, smiling
Yes, what a unique bond we have always had
Just know that I will always wait for you
whether in life or on the stairs of Heaven.

With true love, there is no death… It is Forever…

©®KristyRaines@USA
August 13, 2024

EVEN IF I DIE !

Why is life just a couple of moments
Let me ask for more time from God
I don’t want to go far from you
Every pain seems pleasant
Your smile is my hope and strength
Even if the world is cruel to me
My safe heaven is in them
My heaven is but in your lap
My life is due to your heartbeats
Your wishes are my prayers now
What a unique bond ours is
I ‘ll come back to you only even if I die.

©®Dr Prasana Kumar Dalai@India.

Dr.Prasana Kumar Dalai.: The poet here in the poem frowns at the transience of life that would separate him from his sweet heart.The poet is not mentally and emotionally prepared to accept the inevitability of death, and so implores God to add some years to his life .Death consciousness being the common predicament ,makes the poet shudder at the thought of going away from her:this emphasises his deep attachment to her and other wordly pleasures. In his opinion, all the throes of life dissipates when she is near.The Christian idea of the Kingdom of heaven and the bliss allied with liberation in our philosophy — are pooh-poohed by the poet.Her lap is his heaven. His wish to return to her even after death indicates a strong and passionate bond.The madness of the poet’s love ironically tries to go against the law of the universe.Astounding poem Dr Prasanna Sir.Congratulations and due regards.

ଯଦିଓ ମୁଁ ମରେ!

କାହିଁକି ଜୀବନଟା ଦୁଇ ଘଡି ର ଖେଳ
ଯଦି ମୂଁ ପଚାରିଥାନ୍ତି ଭଗବାନ ଙ୍କୁ
ଆଉ କିଛି ମୁହୂର୍ତ୍ତ ପାଇଁ
ମୁଁ ଚାହେଁନି ତୁମଠାରୁ ଦୂରେଇବା ପାଇଁ
ଏଇଠି ସବୁ ଯନ୍ତ୍ରଣା ରେ ଖୁସି ଖୋଜିବାର ଆନନ୍ଦ
ତୁମର ଚେନାଏ ହସ ମୋ ପାଇଁ ଆଶା ର କିରଣ
ଯଦିଓ ସାରା ଦୁନିଆ ମୋ ପାଇଁ ନିଷ୍ଠୁର
ମୋ ସ୍ୱର୍ଗ ତୁମରି କୋଳ ରେ
ମୋ ଜୀବନ କେବଳ ଚାଲୁଛି
ତୁମର ହୃଦୟର ସ୍ପନ୍ଦନ ରେ
ତୁମର ସବୁ ଇଛା ମୋ ପ୍ରାଥନା ରେ
ଆମର ସମ୍ପର୍କ ଏକ ଅଦ୍ଵିତୀୟ କାହାଣୀ
କିନ୍ତୁ ମୂଁ ଫେରି ଆସିବି ତୁମ ପାଖକୁ
ଯଦିଓ ମୁଁ ମରେ |

ଡ଼କ୍ଟର ପ୍ରସନ୍ନ କୁମାର ଦଳାଇ
ଗଞ୍ଜାମ |

Translation to English
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**Though I Die!**

Why is life but a game of fleeting hours?
Were I to ask the Divine
For a few moments more,
I would not wish to part from you.
Amidst all the suffering here,
I find the joy of seeking happiness.
Your familiar smile is the ray of hope for me.
Though the whole world may be unkind to me,
My heaven lies in your embrace.
My life only moves
To the rhythm of your heartbeats.
Your every desire is in my prayers.
Our bond is a unique tale.
Yet, I shall return to you,
Even if I die.

Dr. Prasanna Kumar Dalai
Ganjam

—

EVEN IF I DIE !

Why is life just a couple of moments
Let me ask for more time from God
I don’t want to go far from you
Every pain seems pleasant
Your smile is my hope and strength
Even if the world is cruel to me
My safe heaven is in them
My heaven is but in your lap
My life is due to your heartbeats
Your wishes are my prayers now
What a unique bond ours is
I ‘ll come back to you only even if I die.

©®Dr Prasana Kumar Dalai@India.
Date. Sun, 11 Aug 2024.

My poem” IN MY DREAMS ” reviewed by honorable reviewer Prof Dr Nirakar Dash and critical analysed by eminent reviewer Raj Kishor Pattnaik.

Humbled & Honoured.

IN MY DREAMS !

My heart wishes you make a promise
In the name of our unconditional love
No matter where you stay, far or near,
You can count on me and my loyalty
Come what may, never ever change
Walk with me , every step of my life
Be sure nothing can kill our dreams
For we’re only one soul in two bodies
All day and night , awake or asleep
In my dreams , keep your trust on me .

©®Dr Prasana Kunar Dalai@ India
Date. Thu, 08 Aug 2024.

REVIEW.
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This poem is almost a letter addressed to the lady love in a direct way — without any convolution.The poet — their relationship being sans selfishness and hinging upon no condition –wishes her to make an unfailing promise for the fulfillment of love.True love defies all boundaries.The poet says,”no matter where you stay,far or near”.The lover is so unflinching that he tells her to repose faith on him which will never fail.They being one soul in two bodies– meaning thereby transcendence of of all carnal desires –can never ever be separated,both here and hereafter.In the conclusion of the letter,he draws her attention to the fact that she is on his mind twenty -four seven and hence there is no question of betrayal.Motivelessness in love here lends to the poem a spiritual dimension.Smashing poem Prasanna Sir.Congtulations and regards.

Dear Dr. Prasana Kumar Dalai and Prof. Dr. Nirakar Dash, NAMASKAR

Heartfelt congratulations to both of you on the successful review of the beautiful poem “IN MY DREAMS.” Dr. Dalai, your poetic expression of unconditional love and loyalty is truly inspiring. Prof. Dash, your insightful review highlights the profound depth and spiritual dimension of this work, further enriching our appreciation of it.

Warm regards,

CRITICAL ANALYSIS.
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**Complete Analysis of the Poem and Review:**

Dr. Prasana Kumar Dalai’s poem “IN MY DREAMS” is a heartfelt expression of love and loyalty, encapsulating the essence of a deep, unconditional bond between two souls. The poem, almost a letter addressed directly to the beloved, is devoid of any convolution, making its message clear and powerful. The simplicity of the language, coupled with the profoundness of the emotions, makes it a captivating piece of literature.

**Analysis of the Poem:**

The poem opens with the poet’s heart yearning for a promise from the beloved, anchored in the strength of their unconditional love. This sets the tone for the rest of the poem, emphasizing the unwavering nature of true love. The phrase “In the name of our unconditional love” signifies a bond that transcends ordinary affection, rooted deeply in mutual respect and trust.

Dr. Dalai beautifully juxtaposes physical distance with emotional proximity. The lines “No matter where you stay, far or near, / You can count on me and my loyalty” capture the essence of a love that is not confined by geographical boundaries. This notion of love’s omnipresence is a recurring theme in literature, yet Dr. Dalai’s portrayal feels fresh and sincere.

The poet’s plea for consistency in the beloved’s affection, “Come what may, never ever change,” highlights the human desire for stability and certainty in relationships. This line resonates deeply with readers, as it reflects a universal longing for unwavering commitment.

The imagery of walking together, “Walk with me, every step of my life,” evokes a sense of partnership and shared journey. It paints a picture of companionship, where both individuals support each other through life’s challenges. This is further reinforced by the line “Be sure nothing can kill our dreams,” emphasizing the resilience of their shared aspirations.

One of the most striking lines, “For we’re only one soul in two bodies,” encapsulates the spiritual dimension of their love. This concept of being one soul in two bodies is a powerful metaphor for unity and oneness, transcending physicality and entering the realm of the spiritual. It suggests that their connection is not merely romantic but also deeply soulful.

The concluding lines, “All day and night, awake or asleep / In my dreams, keep your trust on me,” reinforce the poet’s steadfastness. By asserting that the beloved is constantly on his mind, the poet assures her of his unwavering fidelity. The mention of dreams adds a layer of surrealism, suggesting that their love permeates not only their waking moments but also their subconscious.

**Analysis of the Review:**

Prof. Dr. Nirakar Dash’s review of the poem provides a comprehensive and insightful analysis, shedding light on the various nuances of Dr. Dalai’s work. He aptly describes the poem as a direct letter to the beloved, highlighting its straightforward and sincere tone. This approach allows readers to connect with the poem on a personal level, as it feels like an intimate conversation.

Prof. Dash emphasizes the selfless nature of the poet’s love, noting that their relationship is free from selfishness and conditions. This observation aligns with the poem’s emphasis on unconditional love and loyalty, reinforcing the idea that true love transcends materialistic desires and superficial needs.

The reviewer’s interpretation of the phrase “no matter where you stay, far or near” as an affirmation of love’s defiance of boundaries is particularly astute. This line captures the essence of love’s omnipresence, a theme that is prevalent throughout the poem.

Prof. Dash also highlights the poet’s unflinching devotion, urging the beloved to trust in him. This unwavering commitment is a central theme in the poem, and the reviewer’s focus on it underscores its significance. By reiterating the idea of being “one soul in two bodies,” the review emphasizes the spiritual dimension of the poem, suggesting that their love transcends physicality and enters the realm of the metaphysical.

The conclusion of the review, where Prof. Dash mentions the poet’s 24/7 preoccupation with the beloved, adds depth to the analysis. This observation ties in with the poem’s final lines, reinforcing the idea of constant devotion and trust. Prof. Dash’s remark about the “motive lessness in love” lending the poem a spiritual dimension is particularly poignant, as it encapsulates the essence of Dr. Dalai’s work.

In summary, “IN MY DREAMS” by Dr. Prasana Kumar Dalai is a beautiful exploration of unconditional love and loyalty, expressed through simple yet profound language. Prof. Dr. Nirakar Dash’s review offers a detailed and insightful analysis, highlighting the poem’s spiritual and emotional depth. Together, the poem and the review create a rich tapestry of love, trust, and devotion, resonating deeply with readers.

Epistolary poem 212 Presented by Dr. Prasana Kumar Dalai of India
and Kristy Raines of the United States of America.

IN MY DREAMS !

My heart wishes you make a promise
In the name of our unconditional love
No matter where you stay, far or near,
You can count on me and my loyalty
Come what may, never ever change
Walk with me , every step of my life
Be sure nothing can kill our dreams
For we’re only one soul in two bodies
All day and night , awake or asleep
In my dreams , keep your trust on me .

©®Dr Prasana Kunar Dalai@ India
Date. Wed, 07 Aug 2024.

Her love for him can never be shattered…

AWAKE OR ASLEEP!

In your dreams or while awake
I will always promise you these…

Whether oceans are too far to swim
or whether mountains are too high to climb
In the name of my unconditional love for you
my feelings for you will never change or falter
I will always walk beside you, my love
even when you can’t see me next to you
Nothing invisible or seen can kill our dreams
or change the loyalty we’ve always declared
For we are connected by each others heartbeats
and no power can steal a soul shared by two

Yes, these things I will always promise you…

Awake or asleep, my trust will always be in you.

©®KristyRaines@USA