Al Hadi’s new poetry book released at the beginging of this year titled “Samayer Dutabas” meaning Embassy of Time.
The poetry book, containing 360 poems, featured with natural beauty of the country along with worst scenario of the military rule, Bangladeshi people witnessed for a long mainly 1975-1990, said the writer.
“People are becoming artificial nowadays because of the excessive use of machineries and technology, I believe that the poems of the book will show them the way to be close to the nature and became a human being,” he added.
Abu Newaz Biltu (B.A Honours, Dhaka University, department of Bangla) who writes ‘Samayer Dutabas’s review and said that
‘I have made myself dead by holding my mind lined’ reading many more such lines, it seems that the poet Al Hadi is the owner of the wise earth.
Sublime darkness, green of the witness, water and windy run, and the voice of the light sketched the Al Hadi’s writing widely.
Good deeds always been centred the poetry of the book. By reading the book you would feel action of mind, struggling attitude towards infinity, vehicle the road of benign path and at the end it will awaken the sleepy mind of you and the human life.
Al Hadi made the poems by the showering of rain, by the honour of himself he easily felt in him. He tried to see the life with the newly understandable understanding which has not been seen by others in this way before.’
‘Samayer Dutabas’ the poetry book has been dedicated to Ashak Taranath, an Indian Army Officer who rescued the Bangabandhu’s prisoned family on 17 December, in 1971, after the victory of 16 December.
‘Samayer Dutabas’ will be available at Ekushey Book Fair and is now at Rakamari dot com.
Al Hadi previously published seven poetry books– Srabon Onubhuti-1 (2013),Srabon Onubhuti-2 (2014), Srabon Onubhuti-3 (2015), Protibeshi Samay (2015), Ditio Samay (2016),Otirikto Samay (2018), Bastuto Samay (2019), Meghe Chorano Samay (2020), and one drama Kajiyar Prostuti (2017). And a inquiry book Jiber Jarata (2020).
