Murali Sivaramakrishnan
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I love streamers and trailers.
Linked to something it might be easy to trail
Streaming in the wind.
...
I like to let the word fly about
Not tied down to its meanings
Like a dog on a leash
And be walked on the beach.
...
I sensed the struggle in mid-sleep.
Neither in dream nor awakened unease
The flutter and the tremor of misjudged flight
Out of long forgotten lore: perhaps, the last
...
As the first cotton seeds broke
and the fluff floated about in the fine breeze,
we ran in circles, you and I, catching the handfuls
only to blow them around;
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My gods have a thousand eyes
a thousand pair of hands and feet
They travel up and down,
edgeways, sideways,
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I write poetry for the main
as a private submission
of a brain
misguided by the song and march of words
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All things remain unsaid till he leaves the room.
Now the parrot takes off from the low hanging branch just
Outside the window; there were three—only a whir of wings
To confirm the exit. The saying begins at first a faint murmur
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I draw my dreams up tightly
around me every night
and make a soft cocoon of kingly wisdom.
In plain black and white I loll.
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Murali Sivaramakrishnan Biography
Murali Sivaramakrishnan started writing at a very young age, drawing suitable inspiration from his ardent enthusiasm for natural history, especially ornithology, and his exceptional talent for sketching and painting. His early poems are replete with imagery of nature: animals and birds, mountains and forests, the sea and the sky, all find their place in his work alongside the human. He loves to travel and sketch people and places. His earliest significant poem – Night Heron-appeared in Chandrabhaga, and the poet Jayanta Mahapatra noted it mainly for its singular appeal and original voice. Another longer poem Ganga also found a place in Chandrabhaga in the early eighties. From then onwards Murali’s poems have appeared in many reputed journals and periodicals. Whatever his other preoccupations he has been writing poetry fairly regularly. Poetry Volumes include: Night Heron: Poems and Sketches (1998) Conversations with Children (2005) Earth Signs (2006) The East-Facing Shop and other Poems (2010))
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I love streamers and trailers.
Linked to something it might be easy to trail
Streaming in the wind.
But there is always something to follow.
I love sparklers lit on both sides
They are quick to sign off!
They leave a secret trail
Of streaming sense
Written in the blackness of coal.
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