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Sunday Talks Sunday Wordsmiths By Aparna Mandal

Sunday Wordsmiths By Aparna Mandal

Who lives to tell a story Many or not so many Stories converge The gathering of events The past, the present Eyes tell s...

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Sunday Talks Sunday Wordsmiths By Subhasis Patra

Sunday Wordsmiths By Subhasis Patra

Un-Expressed Feelings ... Before her , motionless I stare and stood As if none but a lump of wood . Unable to express my...

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Sunday Talks Sunday Wordsmiths By Jhilam Adhikary

Sunday Wordsmiths By Jhilam Adhikary

A glimpse of death How does it feel to die a little For a few little seconds? At least once in your life You too must ha...

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Sunday Talks Sunday Wordsmiths By Tulsi Karmakar

Sunday Wordsmiths By Tulsi Karmakar

Existence In a destiny I try to find me Beside, Sadness success & stimulator I feel hungry I achive the season Me, e...

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Sunday Talks Sunday Wordsmiths By Samik Sen

Sunday Wordsmiths By Samik Sen

Sunday Palette 1 Like a raindrop on a green leaf A silent word is lost in the traffic noise As soon as the word Like a s...

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Sunday Talks Sunday Wordsmiths By Soumyadeep Chakraborty

Sunday Wordsmiths By Soumyadeep Chakraborty

As I ponder along Don't let your home be made in dreams Let it conquer on reality Be simple as wall and pillars, yet fir...

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Sunday Talks Sunday Wordsmiths By Atreyo Ghosh

Sunday Wordsmiths By Atreyo Ghosh

Nature’s Call As vast as a forest, the sky lies above, With thin strips of cotton that look softer than hay. Rainwater d...

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Sunday Talks Sunday Wordsmiths By Anjali De Nandi, Mom

Sunday Wordsmiths By Anjali De Nandi, Mom

Why dear, now Delhi, my city is sleeping now. And you are calling me now. Why? My dear sky! At every midnight You call m...

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Sunday Talks Editorial

Editorial

Flute and fuss on a Sunday morning Different time zones, different ideas, entities and identity formation when the flute...

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Sunday Talks Editorial

Editorial

Of Ruinous Poesy and Palpable Morning Landscapes It has been a long time that I wrote to you, the deeper crevices of the...

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