Osmosis

Let the sea shore visit our interior;
Let rainbow rotate over myriad foams,
And children construct enormous castle
with sandy architecture.

Let us turn our bedroom into a dense sanctuary –
Where frightened eyes of a doe would melt
the weapon of the most ruthless huntsman.
Rather honey-hunters would be buzzing over flowers
And unknown birds would be chirping in harmony.

Doesn’t our overused bedroom create some lyric too –
That defuses along the latitudes and longitudes
to reach barren deserts as a messenger of forestation?

From: 
Sriparna Bandyopadhyay




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ABOUT THE POET ~
Born: 5th December, 1971, Birth Place: Medinipur, West Bengal, India, Parental Place: Dishergarh, Burdwan, West Bengal, India, Father: Asok kumar Banerjee (Bandyopadhyay), Mother: Anjali Banerjee (Bandyopadhyay), Books Published: Abahoman (collection of poetry), Entropy (collection of Poetry), Bagher Masi o Sangopango (Collection of Juvenile strories), Anu-kalpo (Collection of Microstories), Award: Bango Sankskriti Samman


Last updated June 21, 2015