An Elegy for Kamal Chakrabarty 

The bricks he undid with his
sun browned hands, one by one,
while the city and its thousand 
shadows stared at him confusedly,

yes, even those bricks unbuilt to free
the earth, although burnt, trapped in
their red hearts, so it might fall the way
we all do, and on this August afternoon 
he did, and so it might grow a green mountain 
for the tribes yo dance for eons, build
a memory of him. Now his memory 
is the tallest existence in this valley.

 

 

 

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Kushal Poddar

 

Kushal Poddar lives in Kolkata, India
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