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Death (Poetry) 19-08-2004
by Indrajit Mukherjee
The red sun has made way For a blushing moon. The caring flies have changed To the half-worried faces Peeping through the Circular window over me. The noise has been devoured By a painful hush. Transition, From failure to futility,...

Even then (Poetry) 17-09-2004
by Indrajit Mukherjee
Someday I’ll sleep like primitive men Moist breeze caressing my face How can I explain moonlight to you!? And how, the reflection of Neelkanth On Deoria Tal! A collage we two had made On a red sunset sky! Fragrance of some French...

God (Poetry) 5-08-2004
by Indrajit Mukherjee
I love The hyenas and The vultures that came To see me off. I sleep As they nibble at me with affection, As they look at me With a queer pleasure. I sleep on. Sleep so deep that I can almost touch the lips of death With mine. Did I?...

God, Religion, Society and Laws, and Life (Opinions) 15-03-2004
by Indrajit Mukherjee
One may put it like this – God is an ‘assumption’ - something that you accept as true without question or proof. Why don’t you ask for proof? Because it is impossible to prove. But, if you accept it, a lot of problems seem to get solved, or at...

P (Poetry) 23-08-2004
by Indrajit Mukherjee
I cry the whole night Hiding my face in the pillow. Don’t you cry too? I feed on the memories Of our myriad rendezvous Don’t you sigh too?

Peace?!! (Poetry) 15-03-2004
by Indrajit Mukherjee
The inner thought of creation is enmity. The motif of creation is dragging a shadow Of our doubts over our intelligence, And bringing us pain. Look at the fountain of water gush forth. From Nature’s mountains and stones. And we gaze into...