Ayesha Binte Islam – Borderless

By Ayesha Binte Islam

Life has got more than one scope.
A moonlight full of hope 
reminds, do not lose inspiration.

The moon clads the grass and trees.
The meadow seems to release a laughter like a beautiful child in mild light.


Fireflies, at a side, in a cluster, emit random bursts of luster– making a joyous spread.


This joy is caught with leaps
by those who hide – the crickets who notify of the night, 
chirping while being out of sight.


It ripples, in rows, the grassy mass, and flows across the blades of grass – A comfortable and pleasant breeze,
which fills the air and the heart with ease.

Ayesha Binte Islam writes as a hobby, and is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Engineering.

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A Visit to the Sky

Yesterday I visited the sky,
and found stars suspended in space.
All of them emitted sparkles
like diamonds.
Some sparkles were so intense
that I couldn't keep looking at them.
Yet, all of them were immaculate.
After all, those were not mine.
I am not the owner of those–
the starry sky or its stars.
I turned to my side and recalled–
There are many potholes in the sky.
How would I get back home?

I was made to travel back home.
Then I looked at the sky again
through the transparent window-pane,
and saw countless traversable paths.