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2 poems by Kushal Poddar

11/15/2015

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Room

‘Undelivered’, a section 
in this storage space, whistles 
when wind blows. The caretaker 
says, he sought for a fissure 
and found a room between 
two layers of emptiness.



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Long Sentence of Insomnia

If sleeplessness comes
so I may chitchat 
with the dog you left
before leaving, let it
toddle up and down
these nervous streets in
my body, mind. I
don't mind. I shall talk
about the soft cones 
we shared and the ones
I dropped so the dog
would lick. We never 
tried chocolate 
for that and that reason.
If sleeplessness finds
a threesome pic lost
amidst the cushions,
and dust the top shelf
so the cookie jar 
of light may fall, let it
creep in and feel the rush
of my soul.

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Kushal Poddar is presently living at Kolkata and writing poetry, fictions and scripts for short films when not engaged in his day job as a lawyer in the High Court At Calcutta. He authored The Circus Came To My Island (Spare Change Press, Ohio) and A Place For Your Ghost Animals (Ripple Effect Publishing, Colorado Springs). The forthcoming book is  understanding the neighbourhood.
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