Dibakar Sarkar

Dibakar Sarkar Poems

I told the story to the stone
to get some coldness to deaden my soul

'YESTERDAY I saw a number of crows wish that
...

bloodshed outdoors
worship indoors
i should listen to
either of the two
...

sing
sing
sing to sing
sing and sing
...

Lover and Night whisper'd at night...

'I'm not alone, ' said the Lover a-bright,
'She'll come at your final fall: '
...

1.
… The date when the first dead body fell
on the household yard, in the household garden
...

'Hello... hello! We are calling from the XYZ morgue'

Somebodies in the last month came to draw the Indian tricolours
(with whiteboard marker) .
...

(To the sufferers of Gujarat)


At last, I found the Miltonic Hero in Heaven,
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Those who want to die, die certainly not –
rather are forced to relish other’s death.

They are born humans,
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On my way to home, a domicile crowd of
gaffes popped in.

They were not in line with
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i see several fires lick with their tongues
all houses of envy and desire

i see several winds
...

the baby was sleeping

when a headlight saw him...
in the moses basket, it became
...

we are in the prams, waiting to receive stupid bypass-notes
from a cultured menagerie of humans

wearing babygros our eyes
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– hellow, would you like to make me upside down today?
–......
- ok, we'd play some fetish...
-......
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Even the gold of the sun has leaked out...

and I am nestling...
... am nestling
...

In this earth,
to place mourning
centring on human’s death
is an age-old custom.
...

Those who sleep
in a traditional manner
for some unnamed stroke
or old-age cause,
...

Dibakar Sarkar Biography

... 'Me having the eyes of identifying blindness Me having the hands of toppling rock Me having the mind of spilling blood Could you please tell me the way to the XYZ morgue? '... 'Identification' by Dibakar Sarkar)

The Best Poem Of Dibakar Sarkar

To The Silent Heart Of A Stone

I told the story to the stone
to get some coldness to deaden my soul

'YESTERDAY I saw a number of crows wish that
God might bring ill upon humanity.
AS soon as the thought grew inside, a hundred
shocks of electric time from the nearby
standing pole met the crow with a spell. THE crow
hung still. SOCIETY to him render'd his zeal
to a classic saga, called obituary.

MY eyes suddenly dropped elsewhere. SAW I
a child draw milk with his lips fastened
to the udder of a cow.
DISCOVERED I some glistening drops of mica
in her eyes that bore with patience that
the unseen calf, killed and dead by now.'

I retold the story to the stone
to get some coldness to deaden my soul

Re-retold the story to the stone
and got some coldness to deaden my soul

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