Door Of Paper As A Masterpiece Of Jayanta Poem by Bijay Kant Dubey

What Jayanta is not in his poetry that he is in his prose
As shown in Door of Paper,
Is it the rock-temple door and the windows to be cut out,
He is thinking out,
is he sitting in the Konark temple dreaming about
slipping through the windows
As the rock-temples do not have windows
Or is he hearing the songs of Homer
Or Biblical Ruth,
Who is it in reality?

Freedom as Poetry: The Door, An Orissa Journal: July to November,
About 'Hunger' and Myself, Mystery as Mantra,
Summerdusts and a Scent of Mangoes,
The Inaudible Resonance of English Poetry in India,
Recent Commonwealth Fiction: Writing From Three Different Cultures,
A Poet First of All, The Voice in the Ink,
The Moving Horizon,
The chapters of Door of Paper.

To see it again, we may continue with others following them, as such,
Acceptance Speech on Receiving the Sahitya Akademi Award
for Relationship in 1981,
Face to Face with the Contemporary Poem, Our Escapist Art,
An August Day in 1942, Publishing in India: An Overview,
Translating from Oriya: An Approach, A Symphony in Stone,
This Sadness in Mine Also, A Book from My Shelf.

Letter from Orissa to The Hudson Review,
Of the Lowly Potato: Indian English Poetry Today,
A Note on Ayappa Paniker's Poetry,
Cuttack: Smoke and a Sunset of Rivers,
Stranger than Brothers: Writing at the Edge of Anonymity,
Land to Land: A Moon in Our Eyes, The Door,
Hedging the Heart: to What is the Poet Responsible? ,
By the Way, Silence: Poetry's Last word,
The papers in continuation.

Again to see,
On the Mountain with Allen Ginsberg,
Containing the World that Contains Us,
The SAARC Writers: Suffering from Our Poetry,
The Absence of Absolutes,
Slow Swim in Dim Light: The Quest for Modernity in Poetry,
Mirror of a Mirror,
A.K.Ramanujan: A Tribute,
Time in the Poem