Poetry Evening at Haileybury Bhaluka Hillock

Beneath the open sky, where the last gold of dusk lingered upon the earth, poetry found its voice.

The timeless verses of Robert Frost, William Wordsworth, Rabindranath Tagore, and Kazi Nazrul Islam rose gently into the evening air—spoken by young voices, yet carrying the weight of centuries.

At the Hillock of Haileybury Bhaluka, literature was not merely recited; it was lived—amidst the quiet of nature, the fading light, and the golden hour between day and night.

A gathering where poetry met the landscape, and words became part of the wind.