by Shaswata Gangopadhyay
First: remove the husks of words then put them in a ceramic pot Let them wet in tears for around ten minutes then, when they maize in salt, take the shapes of granules fire up the oven and fry them in cooking oil After: cut the vein of your right forefinger, spill a drop of blood and prepare with flour Make a tasty gravy, add spices to taste In the way the deer dance in heavy monsoon night, musk-scented just like that, mix and blend secretly the rhythm of their steps in every line Now spread roasted words over the surface with fresh coriander and green lemon While hot like the round petals of lotus, serve it in white paper, one after another and readers will taste it, saying: magnificent. Shaswata Gangopadhyay (India) is one of the Prominent faces of Contemporary Bengali Poetry ,who started writing in the mid-90s. Born and brought up in Kolkata, Shaswata has participated in different virtual poetry festivals across Europe, as well as North and Latin America. His poetry books include Inhabitant of Pluto Planet (2001), Offspring of Monster (2009) and Holes of Red Crabs (2015).
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |
Blue BottleSeeking words with sizzle, poetry that wraps us in burning ribbons and won't let go. Send us your best! Archives
May 2024
|