«A White Cane for the Blind Lane» by Kushal Poddar

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Author Bio:
 
Kushal Poddar has authored ten books, the latest being ‘A White Can For The Blind Lane’, and his works have been translated into twelve languages, and he has been a sub-editor of Outlook magazine and the editor of Words Surfacing, and he does some illustrations and sketches for various magazines.
 
Sample Poem:
 
The Heart on the Pavement
 
To Nabina
 
Ours is a country of poets who pen about war.
One bard told me once that nobody reads them.
I haven’t yet, and I remember him because
on the pavement lies the heart of the rain
removed from the firmament, pierced
with the shards and shrapnel of some yellow flowers.
A long intestine of the clouds hangs loose
in the blue. The pariah of the lane barks and howls.
I cast some crumbs at it. I have been carrying those
for long. Those have gone stale. The dog refuses.
A squadron of pigeons startle me. I turn and see
the heart’s evaporated. I breathe the heart.
I open my mouth and let it flow inside.
 
 
Link to my latest book:
https://a.co/d/7rW7jJn
 
 
Link to my recent interview:
https://youtu.be/q1nTyivFri0?si=t6KOv-i9y3dMfGhr
 
 

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  1. Avatar de Ephemeral Encounters

    This looks like a book of poems worth owning Mich .
    Thank you for sharing ❤️

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    1. Avatar de michnavs

      Thank you Maggie

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      1. Avatar de Ephemeral Encounters

        My pleasure always Mich 🙏

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