Poetry
Poems published in Piker Press, a weekly journal of arts and literature — from lyric verse to experimental forms, haiku to epic.
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"...a sudden U-turn into a speeding Continental..."
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"...It signaled a failing mind..."
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"Ever wonder who they are..."
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"...Hundreds of love letters bear witness to that sizzling affair..."
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"...I will not tell you the name of the poem..."
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"...Ngiyeke kicked him where it hurts..."
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"...waiting for more cold days to come..."
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Born and brought up in Kolkata, Raja Chakraborty is a bilingual poet. He has published four books of Bengali rhymes and two books of English poems. His forte is humor and punning. He also sketches and doodles.
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"...all is still in this unlikely vacuum..."
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"...we find ourselves down court, driving hard against logic..."
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"...a perfect excuse to call in the middle of the night..."
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"...handshakes are denied by sealed iron door..."
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"...the peace of mind makes you smell the fragrance of flowers..."
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"...I remember that twilight where The path turned left..."
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"Living for months without a drop of water..."
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"...a release from summer's warm, wicked, wiles...."
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"...I need instructions, a direction to go. It's urgent, I repeat..."
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"...spoken by another wearing the same ragged clothes..."
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"...toward a smooth ending on the tarmac of dreams..."
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"...only death heavy and hard and cruel..."
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"...grows heavy, veins fill with polypropylene..."
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"...earth possessions strapped to my back rawhide..."
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"...shattered my glass against their concrete..."
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"...unforgiving Canadian winter..."
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"New York City is where people who are disappearing go..."
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"...He looked over his shoulders daily...."
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"...does not have a voice or a civil place in society..."
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"...outside the Cavern Club on Mathew Street..."
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"...Come for me, for my death..."
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"...Your tattoos have faded to light grey..."