I feel memorising poetry isn’t a great idea. They seem to crystallize in the mind as we keep on repeating them line by line, along with our own rhythm. I am not talking about the measure of poetic expression, but a unique way of reciting poetry as it enables one to recite them from memory. It’s like similar solidified particles move around in a rhythm … Continue reading Poetic Chaos and Acceptance
Impassive eyes reflect the world in dreary colours A world it has become, of torment, and heavy with daily feuds No freedom to travel anymore, but to pray in disguise Burdened tales are narrated by the anguished tongue Thinned blood flow under the slackened skin A brutal world avows to avenge the altruism of eternal world All the songs and stories of love and courage … Continue reading One has to Wander
To those memories that awaken in the dreams and ultimately drowns in their deepness, Feelings associated with names that were long extinguished breathe again for a brief moment; But it is difficult embracing the forgotten passions in times of total darkness and despair. Heart, even the soul feels spent due to the frantic pace of revisiting the bygone eras, Form where the embers rekindle from … Continue reading Bygone Feelings
Writing is a cathartic process in the sense that one can clarify many unsolved, distressing, and agonizing situations in life with logical interpretations. The troubling incidents tie life in a knot, and writing can be the most purifying experience after dealing with persistent turmoil. It is not easy to resolve all needling issues at that very moment but as one regains balance to introspect, there … Continue reading Writer’s Catharsis
Amitav Chowdhury 