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“The city where I was first acquainted with divinity—where the refract of sky between its open-mouthed invitation had been slowly turning into a paradox of ecological dwindle.”

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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.”

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“The earth is closing itself like a butterfly on us.”

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Author:Sneha Subramanian Kanta

“The land eschews parameters & ghosts find firmament.”

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“all memory turning to light suns dwell inside the snow sleet.”

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“ghosts rising in barns covered with snow gliding their backs over English ivy interlaced with green creepers. a duet of hymn & slumber a landscape husked with smells of petroleum along frozen glaciers where a Diuca finch nests.”

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