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“The smallest part of your brain / is where something holy / resides:...”

Poetry Poem Holy Red Metaphor Interdisciplinary For My Father Resides Smallest Part Of Your Brain

Author:Sneha Subramanian Kanta

“The difference between us & God is there is no doorway between us and God. Among ourselves, we erect many frames.”

God Spiritual Poetry Poem Contemporary Poetry Analogy Abhangas Saint Tukaram Imagist Contemporary Poetry Quotes

Author:Sneha Subramanian Kanta

“Come, let me show you how the body is an impermanence.”

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Author:Sneha Subramanian Kanta

“Yonder loosestrife, gusts carry into sea. Totemic wing. Ghost wafts above water, unravels the seismic splay of muscle tissue in the flow. Waves lap into relentless roars. Ghost in a landscape of rain carves bone beyond aviary. Water curls form a heaviness in the body. North-coast. Clef wave with ghost made of fig leaves. A storm groans with compost hands to return cyan-blue to the sea. The listless downpour submerges ghost but ghost rises to the surface with gills. Water is a memory trail of floodlines.”

Poetry Water Nature Sea Poem Ecology Ecopoetry Ghost Tracks The Anthropocene

Book:Ghost Tracks

Source: Ghost Tracks

“What I see from this window are houses, in their swarm of linearity.”

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Author:Sneha Subramanian Kanta

“1947, a found poem, full of erasures in history of India and Pakistan.”

War Poetry Family Poem India Grandmother Pakistan Partition Erasure Partition 1947

Book:Synecdoche

Source: Synecdoche

“my father holds a veena adorns the posture of Saraswati recites from the Sangam in Tamil, utters hymns for dry rivers.”

Poetry Father Poem Rivers Hymns Tamil Anthropocene Saraswati Sangam Literature Veena

Book:Synecdoche

Source: Synecdoche

“People drink democracy in a glass of tea but night falls, again.”

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Book:Synecdoche

Source: Synecdoche

“In Paris long enough, I befriend curled tresses of the cul de sac on the road below my lodging.”

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Author:Sneha Subramanian Kanta