আমার ভুবনে আমি স্বাধীন

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ভাবনা গুলো মেঘের তুলো
মনের আকাশে প্রতিটা  দিন,
আমার ভুবনে আমি স্বাধীন।

আমার আঁকা ড্রইং খাতা
পাখির মতই মিলবে ডানা
ভেঙ্গে খাঁচা সকল মানা,
খাঁচায় বাঁচা মূল্যহীন।
আমার ভুবনে আমি স্বাধীন।

আমার হাতের রঙ পেন্সিল
ইচ্ছে মত আঁকে
চেষ্টা করেও যাবে নাতো
আটকে রাখা তাকে।
চলব আমি অন্তহীন
আমার ভুবনে আমি স্বাধীন। 
Arifur Rahman er en bangladeshi-norsk illustratør, tegneserieskaper og avistegner. Han er utgiver av det nettbasert tegnemagasinet Toons Mag, og organiserer internasjonale tegnekonkurranser og utstillinger i Norge og utlandet.

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