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Poetry: Animal Kingdom and I

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By Sukrita Paul Kumar
| Hindustan Times Verified
I am a Tortoise I am inside the shellhard and so protectivemy neck so fragileI keep it pulled backsecure under a canopyiron strong Away fromchitter chatter battling voicesclanging swordsthundering clouds I am a happy tortoiseA bearing of steelover a bodywoolly and soft witha soul that never dies Don’t I have to carryThe whole earth on my back * I am an Elephant I know not when I took a turnin the womb of my mother I know the momentswhen I howled as I came out of the floating paradise I am an...
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Face to face with my father, Joginder Paul

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By Sukrita Paul Kumar
| Tribune (India) Verified
I always thought my father, Joginder Paul, was like Khodu Baba, a character from his story ‘Khodu Baba Ka Maqbara’, who walked across the borders between life and death so easily. When he wrote his ‘Self Obituary’, he declared convincingly of having been born at least four times in his life in four different cities: Sialkot, Nairobi, Aurangabad and Delhi.
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Haibuns and haikus, ghazals and concrete poems: What to expect from this anthology of new poetry

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By Sukrita Paul Kumar, Vinita Agrawal
| Scroll.in Verified
“…This year, one of the distinctive features in the selected poems turns out to be that of many poets unravelling their connection with their mothers or fathers – overtly or covertly – either lingering on in memories after their passing or staying alive in the heart through their skills in the kitchen.
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